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Background Info
Mice & Men
I can almost see it!
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More Mice & more Men
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I can do anything I want in this country! The sky is the limit! All I have to do is work hard, save my money, and anything is possible. What is this an example of?
The American Dream
100
Who is the author of this book?
John Steinbeck
100
This type of imagery deals with what you see.
Visual Imagery! # WAYTOOEASY
100
When is my birthday?!
October 19th 1982! # BestDayEver!!
100
What city were the main characters coming from?
Drugs....opps I mean Weed!
200
Synonym for The Huge Sadness!
The Great Depression
200
When was this book written?
1937
200
Give me an example of gustatory imagery!
Answers Vary!
200
What is a cliche?
A cliché is an expression, idea, or element of an artistic work which has become overused to the point of losing its original meaning or effect.
200
UANT ARALC
Aunt Clara
300
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!
What was the major natural disaster that caused a lot of farmers to leave their hometowns and look for work elsewhere?
300
Who are the protagonists in the story?
George and Lennie
300
Simone's fingers stuck to the frosty glass and as she pried them away, she began to feel the harsh pain of frost bite on her reddening fingers. This is an example of...
Tactile Imagery!
300
Solve for x 5x+ 25=75
x = 10
300
The little handy guy that reminds us of Emile!
Curley! And no he doesn't remind us of Emile! Emile is way cooler!
400
This part of the background information task was meant to clarify how men and women had different responsibilities during the 1930's.
Gender roles
400
Steinbeck loves to begin his chapters with this literary device?
Imagery
400
This imagery may remind you of an unpleasant scent!
Old Factory Imagery!!!! hahahah! No, Olfactory Imagery! I am sooooo hilarious!
400
In a one-story pink house, there was a pink person, a pink cat, a pink fish, a pink computer, a pink chair, a pink table, a pink telephone, a pink shower– everything was pink! What color were the stairs?
There are no stairs! The house has one floor!
400
What does George tell the boss about why Lennie does not speak much?
Kicked in the head by a horse! Ouch!
500
A term for an employee who has had to travel to get a job.
Migrant worker!
500
Give me three ways Steinbeck draws a contrast between the two characters.
Answers vary!
500
This imagery hurts my ears!
Auditory Imagery!
500
Name four literary devices!
Answers vary!
500
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
What is ironic about Lennie's name?