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WorksheetsOf Mice and Men 4-6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the best description of Crooks?
He has a stump for one of his hands and is an old man.
He is a Negro stable-buck with a crooked back.
He is in charge of the skinner team and everyone looks up to him.
He is always looking for a fight and is married to a young woman.
What does this quote illustrate about Crooks? "'Come on in. If ever'body's comin' in, you might just as well.' It was difficult for Crooks to conceal his pleasure with anger."
Crooks is happy to have company in his room.
Crooks doesn't like company in his room.
Crooks is angry that Candy and Lennie are bothering him.
Crooks has visitors often and enjoys people dropping by.
Which adjective best describes this quote by Crooks? "Nobody ever gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land."
confused
happy
depressed
cynical
How does Crooks scare Lennie?
By threatening to kill Lennie's rabbits
By suggesting that George is hurt
By wearing a scary mask
By hitting and screaming at him
Who threatens Crooks with getting fired?
Candy
Lennie
Curley's wife
Curley
Who told Crooks about buying a farm?
George
Candy
Lennie
Slim
What motivates Lennie to hide the dead puppy?
He doesn't want George to find out.
He wants a new puppy.
He is mad that the puppy died.
He is sad that the puppy died.
Curley's wife talks to Lennie because she
is lonely because no one will talk to her
wants to make Curley angry
wants to thank the man who hurt Curley
wants Lennie as a boyfriend
Curley's wife sees the dead puppy as no big deal because
it would have died anyway because it was sick
there are more puppies in the litter
it was just a mutt and no one cares about that on the farm
it would have died anyway because someone else would've killed it
What big dream did Curley's wife have?
to get away from her mother and become an actress
to help people who are in need
to have her own house and garden
to have many children and be a good wife
"He lifted her arm and let it drop. For a moment he seemed bewildered." This quote best illustrates
Lennie was angry at Curley's wife.
Lennie was glad he killed Curley's wife.
Lennie was checking to make sure she was dead.
Lennie didn't mean to kill her and was confused.
Because Lennie knew he did a bad thing, he returns to
the brush where George told him to go
the bunkhouse where George is sleeping
the farm where George is working
the town where George is at a cathouse
When Lennie has his psychological break, he imagines two things. What are they?
the farm and a rabbits
George and Aunt Clara
Aunt Clara and a rabbit
a rabbit and a puppy
Lennie and George talk about three things. What are they?
the dead puppy, Curley's wife's death, the dream to own their own farm
how mad George is, how easy George's life would be without Lennie, the dream about owning their farm
how mad George is, how much George loves Lennie, how much Lennie loves George
the dead puppy, the girl in Weed, Curley's wife's death
Why does George kill Lennie?
so Lennie won't suffer too much when the others catch him
so George won't have to take care of Lennie anymore
so George can drink and go to whorehouses whenever he wants
so Lennie won't tell anyone else about the dream of owning a farm
