John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men - Plot Summary

The video provides a plot summary of 'Of Mice and Men' by John Steinbeck, set during the Great Depression. It follows George and Lennie, two migrant workers with a dream of owning a ranch. They face challenges on a ranch near Soledad, where Lennie's strength and mental impairment lead to tragic events. The story explores themes of friendship, dreams, and the harsh realities of life.

What is the main dream that George and Lennie share?

• To own a ranch

• To travel the world

• To become famous

• To find gold

Why does George do all the talking when meeting the boss?

• He is more confident

• He doesn't want the boss to know about Lennie's disability

• He is the leader of the group

• He wants to impress the boss

What does Carlson suggest Candy should do with his old dog?

• Take it to the vet

• Give it away

• Shoot it and get a puppy

• Keep it as it is

How does Lennie react when Curley attacks him?

• He apologizes to Curley

• He doesn't fight back until George tells him to

• He fights back immediately

• He runs away

What does Curley's wife threaten to do to Crooks?

• Tell Curley he insulted her

• Get him fired

• Ignore him

• Accuse him of a crime

What tragic event occurs with Lennie's puppy?

• It runs away

• It is stolen

• It dies from overpetting

• It is given away

What does Lennie accidentally do to Curley's wife?

• Ignores her

• Scares her away

• Breaks her neck

• Steals from her

Why does George decide to shoot Lennie?

• To protect him from a worse fate

• To take revenge

• To end their friendship

• To prove a point to Curley

What does Slim say to George after Lennie's death?

• He blames George for everything

• He comforts George, saying it had to be done

• He ignores George

• He criticizes George

What does the story of George and Lennie highlight about the world?

• The importance of wealth

• The ease of achieving dreams

• The cruelty and harshness of life

• The simplicity of life