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WorksheetsPenney's Of Mice and Men Chapters 1 & 2 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where are the two main characters going?
To the city.
To work on a ranch.
To work in a factory.
To buy some land.
Identify the figurative language:
"Lennie drank with long gulps, snorting the water like a horse."
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration
What did Lennie have in his pocket that George took away from him?
Candy.
Money.
His work card.
A mouse.
The first chance George gets he will get Lennie a _______ ?
rabbit.
ranch.
puppy.
mouse.
Where was Lennie's work card?
In his pocket
He lost it
Didn't have one.
George had it.
Why did Aunt Clara stop giving mice to Lennie?
He lost them.
He would kill them.
They smelled bad.
They bit Lennie.
Lennie got into trouble at his last job because he......
grabbed a girl's dress.
raped a woman.
killed a man.
drank too much beer.
Swamper, farmhand, crippled arm, has an old dog.
Slim
Crooks
Curley
Candy
Former professional boxer, quick to argue, son of the boss and hates big guys.
Crooks
Curley
Carlson
Slim
When they first come to work, George says Lennie is his ...
friend.
brother.
cousin.
he doesn't know him.
What SIMILE does George use to describe Lennie?
As cuckoo as a clock.
As strong as a bull.
As lazy as a cow.
Mean like a bear.
What do the men think of Curley's wife?
They think she is a "tart".
They pity her for her marriage to Curley.
They think she married Curley for money.
They suspect she is pregnant.
Identify the animals in the opening description of the setting in Of Mice and Men.
Lizard, cows, rabbits, raccoons, dogs, deer.
Rabbits, raccoons, dog, deer, snake.
Lizard, rabbits, raccoons, dogs, deer.
Lizard, raccoon, deer, snake.
Complete this quotation:
"With us it ain't like that. We got a ............. We got ...............to talk to that gives a damn about us".
friendship / a friend
dream / a friend
goal / somebody
future / somebody
Of Mice and Men is a ...
novel
essay
novella
documentary
short story
Of Mice and Men was written by ...
Mark Twain
John Steinbeck
William Faulkner
Jack London
Of Mice and Men gets its title from a poem titled ...
"I'm Sorry Mouse"
"Where Are You, Mouse?"
"A Mouse's House"
"To a Mouse"
