Of Mice And Men Quiz 24 (60 MCQs)

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1. During this time period, men who looked for jobs and traveled far, often carried a ..... with them.
2. Despite people's gossip and opinions, he remained ..... in his feelings and did not partake of the gossip.
3. Soothed, appeased, or calm
4. From outside came the clang of horseshoes on the playing peg and the shouts of men, playing, encouraging, jeering.
5. The word loneliness means-
6. If Lennie gets in trouble at the ranch, where does George tell him to hide until George can come for him?
7. George always reminded Lennie to be ..... or cautious about saying too much to others, especially to Curley's wife.
8. In a careful, cautious way
9. Anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen
10. Which word works best to complete the sentence below? All of the ..... beachgoers were startled by the hysterically happy canine cavorting among them, spraying them with wet sand.
11. TRUE or FALSE Slim lets Lennie have one of the new puppies
12. After the fight, Slim determines an excuse to explain Curley's injury. What is the story he creates?
13. How does Curley's behavior towards Lennie and George introduce tension?
14. What animal does Slim give Lennie?
15. Provide the last names of Lennie and George.
16. Situated at or extending to great depth; coming from deep within
17. What does the word "mollify" mean?
18. Often, George had to speak ..... ; otherwise, Lennie would not listen to him.
19. Because he is the only black man on the ranch, Crooks has no desire for companionship.
20. What are George and Lennie like?
21. What is the meaning of bemused?
22. "'And she stopped givin' 'em to ya. You always killed em" ' (9). Here, "she" is ..... and "em" is .....
23. Because Mrs. Dant was upset with her class, she only gave them ..... answers to show her disappointment.
24. How were black people viewed by society?
25. What is happening with Lennie during the beginning of chapter 6?
26. How does Steinbeck use the setting of Crooks' room to reflect his character's social status and isolation?
27. A pack of belongings owned by someone who doesn't have a home is known as a:
28. What is figurative language?
29. Identify whether the following pairing is an example of antonyms or synonyms:pugnacious/ defiant
30. Which word describes someone who is sullen and ill-tempered?
31. There was no personality, no ego-nothing to arouse either like or dislike.
32. A difficult condition, state, or situation
33. This word means quiet; inhibited; repressed; controlled
34. Quiet; Repressed; Controlled.
35. To soothe or to appease, to assuage
36. Consider the way the barn is presented as so peaceful Chapter 5, why might it be shown this way?
37. What does Lennie want from Slim?
38. He sniveled, and his voice shook.
39. What sound is often refered to in Chapter 4?
40. What is Old Susy's place?
41. At the end of the chapter, Crooks says something to Candy as he is leaving. What does he tell him?
42. Which best describes George?
43. What did the other men think of "Slim, the jerkline skinner"
44. George implies that Lennie lost them their last job by stealing from the owner.
45. To estimate the monetary value of; determine the worth.
46. His dog had puppies and he drowned four of them already .....
47. Identify whether the following pairing is an example of antonyms or synonyms:complacent/ self-satisfied
48. Looking for a fight, Combative, Belligerent
49. He took with him a tattered dictionary and a ..... copy of his favorite novel.
50. Which statement best characterizes Curley?
51. Who pretends to look for Curley?
52. LENNIE AND GEORGE ARE BROTHERS.
53. Belligerent or aggressive in nature
54. What is Whitney's occupation?
55. Why does George tell Lennie to stop looking at Curley's wife?
56. This character had a mental disability.
57. To look bruised or have mixed colors
58. To have a gloomy or threatening look
59. My sensitive noseCannot put up with old dogs.Where is my Luger?
60. The students were ..... to the idea of reading as a group.