Understanding 'Of Mice and Men'

How does George view his life with Lennie?

• As a blessing

• As a burden

• As an adventure

• Indifferently

Who is Curley?

• The boss's son

• A ranch worker

• The ranch owner

• George's friend

Why does George often get frustrated with Lennie?

• Because Lennie talks too much

• Because Lennie works too slowly

• Because Lennie forgets things

• Because Lennie is too independent

What does George tell Lennie to do if he gets in trouble?

• To fight back

• To tell the boss the truth

• To hide in the brush until George comes

• To run back to Weed

What is George and Lennie's ultimate dream?

• To own a piece of land and live off it

• To travel the world together

• To settle down in Weed

• To work at the ranch forever

Why do George and Lennie leave their previous job in Weed?

• They were never in Weed

• They didn't like the work

• Lennie got into trouble

• They were offered a better job

What does Lennie like to pet?

• Rabbits

• Cats

• Dogs

• Mice

What is Lennie's relationship with animals?

• He dislikes them

• He tends to accidentally harm them

• He is afraid of them

• He is indifferent towards them

What led George and Lennie to flee from Weed?

• Lennie touched a girl's dress, causing a misunderstanding.

• Lennie stole from a local store.

• George committed a crime.

• Lennie was accused of rape.

What is George and Lennie's dream?

• To work on the ranch forever.

• To move back to Weed.

• To own a piece of land and farm on it.

• To travel the world.