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WorksheetsOf Mice and Men Test Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The vocab word that means marked with spots or smears of color.
mottled
brusque
recumbent
pugnacious
The vocab word that means easy or quick to argue.
reprehensible
pugnacious
wry
aloof
The vocab word that means dry or mocking humor.
wry
morose
aloof
brusque
The vocab word that means causing to be puzzled or confused.
bewilder
mollify
console
avert
The vocab word that means to turn away or prevent.
avert
mollify
console
scuttle
The vocab word that means abrupt or offhand in speech.
disarming
brusque
aloof
wry
The vocab word that means shameful or deserving condemnation.
recumbent
pugnacious
reprehensible
belligerent
The vocab word that means reclining.
mottled
recumbent
belligerent
disarming
The vocab word that means sullen and ill-tempered.
wry
morose
belligerent
pugnacious
The vocab word that means charming.
morose
brusque
disarming
aloof
The vocab word that means cool and distant.
disarming
aloof
wry
pugnacious
The vocab word that means loud and aggressive.
reprehensible
brusque
disarming
belligerent
The vocab word that means to run hurriedly.
scuttle
avert
mollify
console
The vocab word that means to reduce anger or anxiety.
mollify
avert
scuttle
recumbent
The vocab word that means to comfort.
bewilder
console
scuttle
avert
The old swamper who has an old dog and one hand.
Candy
Crooks
Carlson
Curly
The boss' son who's also a boxer.
Carlson
Crooks
Curly
Candy
The callous man who shoots an old dog with his Luger pistol.
Candy
Crooks
Carlson
Curly
The stable buck who has to live by himself in a room attached to the barn.
Candy
Carlson
Crooks
Slim
The skinner that everyone looks up to that gives a puppy to Lenny.
Carlson
Whit
Crooks
Slim
The young man who plays cards with George and recognizes his friend's name in a magazine.
Whit
Carlson
Candy
Slim
The first character to die in the novel.
George
Lennie
Curly's Wife
Candy
The character who wants to tend the rabbits.
Candy
George
Lennie
Curly's Wife
The character that appears to Lennie out of his own imagination as an extension of his own guilty conscience in the final chapter.
George
Aunt Clara
Candy
Curly
The character that is always playing solitaire throughout the novel.
Slim
Carlson
Whit
George
The lit term that refers to a well-known phrase with a figurative meaning, like "beat around the bush."
idiom
simile
hyperbole
irony
The lit term that refers to a comparison using "like" or "as."
hyperbole
idiom
simile
symbolism
The lit term that means the opposite of what you'd expect.
irony
metaphor
theme
idiom
The lit term that refers to using human characteristics to describe something that is not human.
simile
hyperbole
symbolism
personification
The lit term that refers to hints or clues about what will happen later in a novel.
irony
setting
foreshadowing
theme
The lit term that refers to the time and place in which a novel occurs.
setting
simile
hyperbole
theme
The lit term that refers to an obvious exaggeration, like "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."
irony
hyperbole
idiom
simile
The lit term that refers to the central idea explored in a novel.
theme
setting
idiom
symbolism
The lit term that refers to using a physical object to represent an abstract idea, like a boxing glove representing Curly's desire to always fight.
personification
simile
symbolism
hyperbole
Lennie accidentally kills all of the following except...
a mouse
his puppy
Curly's wife
Candy's dog
