Of Mice And Men Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Who said this:'The boss was expectin' you last night'
2. This character is known as the "Prince of the Ranch"
3. This character is described as the "prince of the ranch." He is one of the skinners; the boss tells George and Lennie to join his team after dinner.
4. The other migrant worker who understood what happened to Lennie .....
5. A period of severe dust storms which swept through the plains states devastating crops and causing a mass migration
6. Whom do Lennie and George agree to let live on their farm?
7. Lennie can be described as
8. Before going to sleep, George tells Lennie to return to the campsite and hide if any trouble occurs at the ranch.
9. Distant; removed; cool
10. What do you know about George Milton?
11. This type of big birdStands perfectly still, waitingFor a snake to eat
12. How did Crooks get his name?
13. What does Candy's old dog symbolize in the context of the ranch?
14. General assumptions about people true or not
15. What is Candy's opinion of Curley's wife?
16. Grief or distress caused by misfortune
17. Feeling or showing profound respect
18. How does George's tirade make Lennie feel?
19. To soothe in temper or disposition is to .....
20. Crooks's only gameThat he is allowed to playSo he dominates
21. What can be inferred about Crooks through his indirect characterization in the text?
22. A quick reply to a question or remark
23. The words "what do you want?" refer to Lennie-
24. What does the setting at the end of Chapter 5 symbolize in relation to the novel's themes?
25. Why was George mad at Lennie?
26. How do the other men on the ranch feel about Slim?
27. After the fight with Curley, Lennie is worried that George won't let him .....
28. Kindhearted and childlike; dependent on George
29. To shrink and tremble from fear
30. True or False:You chuckle when you are sad.
31. When Curley and Lennie fight, what does Lennie do to Curley?
32. A bundle usually of bedding and other possessions, carried by a traveler.
33. This character is introduced at the end of the chapter as a "big-stomached man." He explains that Candy's dog is so old and stinks; he thinks Candy should get rid of him.
34. Jim was known for being able to ..... his face; he could bend it into funny expressions.
35. Select the evidence from the passage that best supports that the Boss is "fair-minded."
36. Deserving blame or reprimand
37. While Lennie and Curley's wife are inside the barn, where are the men and what are they doing?
38. Which word means "lying down; in a position of comfort or rest" ?
39. She was a little anxious because of the committee's questions to her, and she ..... when they continued to put her on the spot.
40. George has to reprimand Lennie and tell him to stop .....
41. What is Crooks' role on the ranch?
42. A word for someone twisting or struggling in pain is:
43. Crook's comments in paragraph 28 imply that Crook's believes-
44. What is the first step in developing a research paper according to the document?
45. (noun) a liquid or semiliquid preparation for rubbing on or applying to the skin for first aid
46. Prince of the ranch; his opinions are law
47. Where are Lenny and George headed?
48. Crooks angers Lennie by supposing what idea?
49. Which character was the wise, receptive character that George felt like he could confide in?
50. Who does Lennie bump into in the barn?
51. How does the author use the reactions of Crooks, Candy, and Lennie to Curley's wife's threats to explore themes of power and vulnerability?
52. When George eventually finds Lennie, Lennie thinks George will .....
53. Sad and disappointed
54. How does the arrival of George and Lennie at the ranch disrupt the existing social dynamics?
55. What does Slim's reaction to Lennie and George's relationship suggest about societal norms?
56. To comfort; to lessen the grief or sorrow of
57. Spotted; marked with different colors
58. The dialogue in lines 1 and 2 establishes that the relationship between George and Lennie is most similar to-
59. Laugh at with contempt or derision
60. This character is the stable buck and has a bad back.