WorksheetsOMAM Review
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is Lennie's dream that he fixates on?
to tend the rabbits
to earn his own money
to have his own ranch
to work with George
The story took place during
The Great Depression
The Renaissance
The Great Awakening
The Recession
Why are George and Lennie different from the other "guys like [them] that work on the ranches?"
They do their own work and mind their own business
They are not drifters
They like their work
Each has the other to look out for him
Which of the following is NOT an explanation for why Curley started a fight with Lennie?
Curley felt threatened by Lennie.
Curley used to be a boxer and wanted to show off.
Curley thought Lennie was laughing at him.
Curley can do what he wants because he is the boss' son.
“I ought to of shot that dog myself.” Who says this?
Carlson
Slim
Candy
Curley
“We could live offa the fatta the lan’.” Who says this?
George
Lennie
Crooks
Candy
Carlson shoots Candy's old dog because
He is old.
He is stiff with rheumatism, and he has no teeth.
His quality of life is no good anymore.
All of the above.
Which describes the relationship between Curley and his wife?
He loves her and would do anything to protect her.
He wants to divorce her because she is clearly unfaithful.
He doesn't seem to trust her; he is always searching for her one the ranch to see what she is up to.
He hopes she's unfaithful to him, so he can beat somebody up.
When Curley and Lennie fight, what does Lennie do to Curley?
He slaps him.
He crushes Curley's hand.
He faints.
He punches Curley in the mouth and knocks out his front teeth.
“A guy goes nuts if he ain’t got nobody. Don’t make no difference who the guy is, long’s he’s with you. I tell ya, a guy gets too lonely an’ he gets sick.” Who says this?
Slim
Crooks
Curley's wife
Curley
Which character wants to be included in George and Lennie's dream of living in their own house off the "fatta the lan?"
Slim
Candy
Crooks
Carlson
“If I catch any one man, and he’s alone, I get along fine with him. But just let two of the guys get together an’ you won’t talk. Just nothing but mad.” Who says this?
Curley's wife
Candy
Slim
George
“You hadda, George. I swear, you hadda.” Who says this?
Lennie
Slim
Carlson
Candy
"Guys like us that work on ranches is the loneliest guys in the world." Who said it?
Lennie
George
Slim
Carlson
Candy is missing his right hand.
True
False
“But not us! An’ why? Because...I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you, and that’s why!” Who said this?
George
Lennie
Candy
Crooks
He was kicked by a horse.
Crooks
Lennie
What symbolized the dream?
The farm
Lennie
Rabbits
George
“Everybody wants a little piece of lan’. I read plenty of books out here. Nobody never gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land. It’s just in their heads. They’re all the time talkin’ about it, but it’s jus’ in their heads.” Who says this?
Curley
Slim
Boss
Crooks
George and Lennie's relationship was presented as ...
brothers
parent and child
friends
Who wrote Of Mice and Men?
Stephen King
William Shakespeare
John Steinbeck
John Steinbeck Jr.
This story takes place in ....
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
Virginia
George and Lennie dreamed of having of ranch of their own ...
To "live off the fat of the land."
To never have to work for someone else again.
To keep Lennie out of trouble
All of these.
The death of Lennie's puppy foreshadows
Lennie's death
The death of Curley's wife
The loss of the dream
Lennie was accused of attacking a girl in ....
Soledad
Salinas
a barn
Weed
Two events that reflect each other are ....
Lennie's killing a mouse and Slim's drowning puppies.
The Boss's and Curley's interactions with George and Lennie.
Curley and his wife looking for each other.
Carlson killing Candy's dog and George killing Lennie
“I think I knowed from the very first. I think I knowed we’d never do her. He usta like to hear about it so much I got to thinking maybe we would." Who says this?
George
Lennie
Candy
Curley's wife
Lennie carried a dead mouse in his pocket
to annoy George
to scare people with it
to pet it because it was soft
to hide it
The series of events that make up the story.
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Point of View
The problem
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Point of View
The message or lesson that the author is teaching.
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Point of View
The main character
Protagonist
Antagonist
Author's purpose
Genre
The character who is trying to stop the main character from reaching a goal.
Protagonist
Antagonist
Author's purpose
Genre
the end of the story.
Exposition
Conflict
Climax
Resolution
The part of the story when the main character is trying different things to solve the problem.
Falling action
Rising action
Climax
Denouement
This wraps up the story, ties up any loose ends, and leads toward the closure.
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
Conflict
This is the opening of the story, when the setting and characters are introduced.
Conflict
Prologue
Exposition
Resolution
