Key Events in Of Mice and Men

What happens to Lennie's puppy in Chapter 5?

• Lennie's puppy is given to another character.

• Lennie's puppy is adopted by a family in the town.

• Lennie's puppy runs away and is never found.

• Lennie's puppy dies accidentally when he pets it too hard.

How does Curley's wife interact with the men in the barn?

• Curley's wife seeks attention and companionship from the men, often flirting and expressing her loneliness.

• Curley's wife only talks about her husband and his achievements.

• Curley's wife is indifferent to the men and ignores them completely.

• Curley's wife avoids the men and keeps to herself.

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What does Lennie accidentally do to Curley's wife?

• Lennie accidentally spills water on Curley's wife.

• Lennie accidentally kills Curley's wife.

• Lennie befriends Curley's wife.

• Lennie helps Curley's wife with her chores.

What is George's reaction to the events in Chapter 5?

• George is angry and blames others for the situation.

• George feels frustrated and concerned about the challenges they face.

• George is excited and optimistic about the future.

• George is indifferent and unaffected by the events.

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How does the theme of loneliness manifest in Chapter 5?

• The protagonist finds joy in the company of friends.

• The chapter focuses on the protagonist's successful relationships.

• The setting is vibrant and bustling with activity.

• The theme of loneliness manifests through the protagonist's emotional isolation and the reflective setting that underscores their solitude.

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What does Candy reveal about his dreams in Chapter 5?

• Candy wishes to travel the world without any responsibilities.

• Candy dreams of owning a piece of land and having a secure place of his own.

• Candy dreams of becoming a famous actor.

• Candy hopes to win a lottery and live lavishly.

How does the setting of the barn contribute to the mood in Chapter 5?

• The barn setting creates a cheerful and lively atmosphere.

• The barn setting is described as bright and welcoming.

• The barn setting contributes to a somber and tense mood.

• The barn setting has no impact on the mood.

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What does Curley's wife's death symbolize in the story?

• The death of Curley's wife symbolizes the destructive impact of loneliness and the unattainable nature of the American Dream.

• Her death signifies the importance of friendship among the ranch workers.

• It symbolizes the hope for a better future in a harsh world.

• Curley's wife's death represents the triumph of the American Dream.

How do the characters react to the death of Curley's wife?

• The characters react with shock, guilt, and fear, particularly George and Lennie, while Curley seeks revenge.

• The characters remain indifferent and continue their work.

• They celebrate her death with joy and relief.

• Curley mourns her loss and seeks comfort from George.

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What foreshadowing occurs in Chapter 6 regarding Lennie's fate?

• Lennie's fate is foreshadowed by a dream of a better future.

• Lennie's fate is foreshadowed by the imagery of the riverbank and the conversations about his past actions, indicating a tragic end.

• Conversations about George's plans indicate a happy ending.

• The riverbank symbolizes safety and security for Lennie.