Lenny and George's Relationship Dynamics

In a serene river setting, Lenny reflects on his troubles and imagines conversations with Aunt Clara and a rabbit. George arrives, and after a heartfelt exchange, makes a difficult decision to protect Lenny from future harm. The story concludes with George facing the consequences of his actions.

What natural event occurs at the beginning of the scene by the Salinas River?

• A fish jumps out of the water.

• A deer drinks from the river.

• A storm approaches.

• A heron catches a water snake.

What does Lenny do when he arrives at the pool?

• He starts a fire.

• He drinks water.

• He catches a fish.

• He builds a shelter.

Who does Lenny imagine scolding him for causing trouble for George?

• George

• Aunt Clara

• His mother

• A school teacher

What does the giant rabbit tell Lenny?

• He will find a new friend.

• He will be a great farmer.

• He is not fit to care for rabbits.

• He should run away.

What reassurance does Lenny seek from George?

• That George will not leave him.

• That they will go fishing.

• That they will find a new job.

• That they will buy a house.

What dream do George and Lenny discuss?

• Building a large house.

• Starting a business.

• Traveling the world.

• Owning a piece of land.

What difficult decision does George make?

• To run away with Lenny.

• To shoot Lenny.

• To leave Lenny behind.

• To confront the other men.

Who comforts George after Lenny's death?

• Curley

• Carlson

• Slim

• Candy