Exploring Lennie's Character and Themes

What excites Lennie most about his dream life with George?

• He will learn to farm.

• He will tend the rabbits.

• They will find "purty" girls and settle down.

• They will strike it rich panning for gold.

Why is Crooks called Crooks?

• He is a criminal

• He has a cane

• He has a crooked back

• He house is crooked

What is one of Lennie's most defining characteristics in "Of Mice and Men"?

• His intelligence

• His physical strength

• His wealth

• His leadership skills

Which theme is most closely associated with Lennie's character in the novel?

• The American Dream

• Friendship and loyalty

• The power of knowledge

• The importance of family

What does Lennie's fascination with petting soft things symbolise?

• His desire for power

• His need for comfort and security

• His ambition to become a farmer

• His fear of loneliness

Why does George take care of Lennie throughout the novel?

• Because Lennie is his brother

• Because George promised Lennie's aunt he would

• Because Lennie is wealthy

• Because George is afraid of Lennie

What is the significance of Lennie's dream of owning rabbits?

• It represents his desire for independence

• It symbolises his love for animals

• It highlights his childlike innocence

• It shows his ambition to be a farmer

How does Lennie's strength lead to conflict in the story?

• It makes him a target for bullies

• It causes him to accidentally harm others

• It leads him to challenge authority

• It results in him being promoted

Which quote best illustrates Lennie's dependence on George?

• "I can do it myself."

• "I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you."

• "I don't need nobody."

• "I'm the boss."

What motivates Lennie to follow George's instructions?

• Fear of punishment

• Desire for approval

• Ambition to be a leader

• Need for independence