Of Mice and Men 1
Of Mice and Men 2
Conflict
Parts of Speech 1
Parts of Speech 2
100

Which character is known for being large, stubborn, and child-like?

Lennie

100

Which character wears high heeled boots, likes to fight, and gets jealous if anyone talks to his wife?

Curley

100

Name an example of a Man vs. Man conflict

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100

Cat

Noun

100

And

Conjunction

200

What is George and Lennie's job?

Migrant ranch workers
200

What does Carlson suggest about Candy's old dog?

Shoot it to put it out of its misery

200

What kind of conflict occurs when Simba does not feel ready to take his place as king?

Man (Lion) vs. Self

200

Jump

Verb

200

He

Pronoun

300

How does George treat Lennie?

Rude but love in his heart

300

Describe Curley's wife.

Dolled up, dressed up, red lips, wanting attention

300

What kind of conflict occurs in "I Robot," "Mitchells vs. the Machines," and "The Matrix"

Man vs. Technology

300

Hairy

Adjective

300
under

Preposition

400

What did the rat in Lennie's pocket reveal about his personality?

He likes to pet soft things; He is stronger than he thinks because DEATH BY PETTING

400

Why was the boss suspicious of George?

Because George kept speaking for Lennie.

400

Name 4 types of conflict

Man vs. Man

Man vs. Nature

Man vs. Tech

Man vs. Society

Man vs. Self

400

Slowly

Adverb

400

Name 3 adjectives

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500

Why are George and Lennie going to a new work location?

Lennie got in trouble and they had to run

500

Describe the setting the book takes place. Provide the time and place in detail

Great Depression - 1930's

Soledad, California near the Salinas River

Sycamore trees - autumn

Bunkhouse - very small, not cozy

500

What conflict is portrayed so far in the book?

Man vs. Society - George and Lennie struggle to reach their American Dream


Man vs. Man - George struggles with Lenny's lack of comprehension

500

Phew!

Interjection

500

Include the following in a sentence: Noun, verb, adverb

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