Jack
a. California’s oldest prison
b. A woman under 18 considered to be a potential sexual partner
c. Money
C. Money
100
Jailbait
a. Money
b. A woman under 18 considered to be a potential sexual partner
c. Something that attracts fish
b. A woman under 18 considered to be a potential sexual partner
100
Jerkliner
a. Something that attracts fish
b. A woman under 18 considered to be a potential sexual partner
c. The driver of a mule team, who handles the reins
C. The driver of a mule team, who handles the reins
100
Kick-off
a. Die
b. To kick the ball at the start of the game
c. To get married
a. Die
100
“Live off the fatta’ the land”
a. To eat the crops on a farm
b. Living off your own land, not having to work for someone else
c. Becoming fat by eating too much grain
b. Living off your own land, not having to work for someone else
200
Meager
a. A very small amount of something
b. To die
c. A type of woman’s shoe that has no back and is often high-heeled
a. A very small amount of something
200
Mule
a. A very small amount of something
b. To die
c. A type of woman’s shoe that has no back and is often high-heeled
c. A type of woman’s shoe that has no back and is often high-heeled
200
Pugnacious
a. A tramp
b. A type of woman’s shoe that has no back and is often high-heeled
c. Ready to fight, aggressive, combative
c. Ready to fight, aggressive, combative
200
Pulp magazine
a. In the 1930s, a magazine printed in rough, cheap paper
b. A book most farmers read for fun
c. Named after a man named “Pulp”
a. In the 1930s, a magazine printed in rough, cheap paper
200
San Quentin
a. The name of the man who owns the ranch
b. the name of the town where George and Lennie moved to
c. California’s oldest prison, where people on death row were kept
c. California’s oldest prison, where people on death row were kept
300
Rheumatism
a. a blood disease
b. very bad arthritis
c. an eye disease
b. very bad arthritis
300
Money
a. Jerk-line skinner
b. Meager
c. Jack
c. Jack
300
Jailbait
a. a woman under 18 - a potential sexual partner
b. getting someone to commit a crime, so they go to jail
c. eager and ready to fight
a. a woman under 18 - a potential sexual partner
300
Jerkline-skinner
a. the driver, who holds the reins of the mule team
b. a type of fishing pole
c. a person is called this when he/she is a jerk
a. the driver, who holds the reins of the mule team
300
Kick-off
a. the first play in a football game
b. to live life to its fullest
c. die
c. die
400
"Live off the fatta the land"
a. growing crops for people
b. supporting yourself with your own land
c. the name of the magazine ranch hands read in the 1930s
b. supporting yourself with your own land
400
Meager
a. a very small amount of something
b. the name given to a person, who is very small
c. name given to people on death row
a. a very small amount of something
400
Mule
a. another name for a donkey
b. the name of the popular magazine in the 1930s
c. a high-heeled woman's shoe with no back
c. a high-heeled woman's shoe with no back
400
Pugnacious
a. eager or ready to fight, aggressive
b. the name Lennie gave to the pup he got from Slim
c. a nice person
a. eager or ready to fight, aggressive
400
Pulp Magazine
a. a magazine that published stories about fishing and hunting
b. a magazine that published stories about tramps
c. a magazine that published stories about love and crime
c. a magazine that published stories about love and crime
500
San Quentin
a. the oldest prison in California, where people on death row were sent till they were executed
b. the name Slim called Curly behind his back
c. a city in Puerto Rico
a. the oldest prison in California, where people on death row were sent till they were executed
500
Rheumatism
a. a food served to ranch hands in the 1930s
b. very bad arthritis
c. similar to the eye condition called astigmatism
b. very bad arthritis
500
Jack
a. a popular name in the 1930s
b. used in the phrase, "You don't know jack."
c. another word for money
c. another word for money
500
Jerk-line skinner
a. the man who held the reins of the mule team
b. a type of fishing rod used to catch carp
c. a type of gun
a. the man who held the reins of the mule team
500
Pugnacious
a. a kind and caring person
b. a popular name for a dog in the 1930s
c. combative, aggressive, ready to fight