Lenny's Vision and Decisions

In a serene setting by the Salinas River, Lenny reflects on his relationship with George. As he struggles with inner conflicts and visions, George reassures him of their bond. The story concludes tragically, highlighting themes of friendship, responsibility, and sacrifice.

What time of day is described at the beginning of the chapter?

• Morning

• Night

• Noon

• Late afternoon

What happens to the water snake in the story?

• It is caught by Lenny

• It swims away unharmed

• It is eaten by a heron

• It escapes into the reeds

How does Lenny react when he hears a bird behind him?

• He runs away

• He ignores it

• He catches it

• He strains to see it

Who does Lenny imagine scolding him?

• His mother

• Aunt Clara

• George

• A giant rabbit

What does the giant rabbit symbolize in Lenny's vision?

• His anger towards George

• His fear of abandonment

• His desire for freedom

• His love for animals

What does Lenny ask George when he arrives?

• If they can go home

• If they can go fishing

• If George will leave him

• If he can tend the rabbits

What dream do George and Lenny share?

• Traveling the world

• Starting a business

• Owning a farm

• Building a house

What difficult decision does George make at the end of the chapter?

• To move to a new town

• To leave Lenny

• To find a new job

• To end Lenny's life