Characters
A man who is best friends with Lennie and basically has to be incharge of him. He ends up having to kill Lennie.
George
What is George and Lennie's dream?
To own a farm with rabbits
Why does Lennie want to keep a dead mouse in his pocket?
To have something to fidget with
What is the name of the Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima?
Little Boy
What type of plane was used to drop the bomb?
B-29
A German Priest who has to carry a briefcase and becomes sick with Radiation Sickness.
Father Wilhelm Kleinsorge
How did Curley's Wife know that Curley's hand was not crushed in a machine?
Lennie had bruises on his face
Why was Crooks worried when Lennie walked into his little shack?
He thought Lennie was going to be mean to him.
Reverend Tanimoto came to the USA because...
he wanted to raise money for the peace center
Where was the hospital Father Wilhelm stayed?
Tokyo
A woman who wants to be a famous actress but is stuck on a farm with her husband.
Curley's Wife
Who is being blamed for Curley's Wife no becoming an actress?
Curley
Who did Lennie see when he got out of the bush and felt guilty for making George's life difficult?
His Aunt Clara and A Rabbit
What operation was Reverend Tanimoto trying to get the Keloid Girls?
Plastic surgery
What culture did Dr. Fujii adopt towards the end of the book?
American
A mother whose saddest moment in her life is having to sell her husband's sewing machine
Mrs. Hatsuyo Nakamura
Why is the time period important to the book?
It was the Great Depression
What did Carlson shooting Candy's dog foreshadow?
George killing Lennie
What is total war?
No rules in war
How did Radiation Sickness effect Mrs. Nakamura?
She lost her hair and hid until it grew back
A man who works on the farm that owns a gun and kills Candy's dog.
Carlson
What emotion is demonstrated with Crooks and Curley's Wife?
Feeling alone
What caused the fight between Curley and Lennie?
Lennie Laughing while Curley was looking for his wife
Why were the Citizens of Hiroshima Jittery?
America has a surprise for them
What was Toshiko Sasaki's vocation
Being a nun sitting with people on their death bed