characters
literary devices
conflict
places
plot
100

 Who is the slow-moving, bear-like character that likes to touch things?

Lennie

100

What is an example of foreshadowing in the novel?

answers vary

100

Crook's isolation

Man vs society

100

Where the guys go to work

the ranch

100

How does George know Lennie

He was friends with Lennie's Aunt Clara

200

Who wears the high heeled boots and runs the ranch?

The boss

200

"Drank with long gulps like a horse."

simile

200

Lennie and Curley

Man vs. Man

200

Where George tells Lennie to hide

The brush

200

What is the first example of foreshadowing in the novel?

The dead mouse

300

Who likes to flirt and is desperately lonely?

Who is Curley's wife?

300

"On the sandbanks, the rabbits sat as quietly as little gray sculptured stones."

simile

300

Curley's anger

Man vs. self

300

Where Curley's wife is killed

The barn

300

George's response to Curley hitting Lennie

"Get 'em Lennie!"
400

Who likes to fight?

Curley

400
"I just want to pet the puppies."

foreshadowing

400

George's dream

Man vs. society

400

Where Lennie meets Crooks

Crook's room

400

The reason Curley's wife is killed

She told Lennie to pet her hair

500

Who convinces Candy to kill the dog?

Slim

500

"There is a path through the willows and among the sycamores, a path beaten hard by boys coming down from the ranches to swim in the deep pool, and beaten hard by tramps who come wearily down from the highway in the evening to jungle-up near the water."

imagery

500

George killing Lennie

Man vs. self

Man vs. society

Man vs. man

500

The name of the river by the ranch

Salinas

500

Who Candy blames for Curley's wife's death

Curley's wife

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