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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Lennie say he should live?
(a) Away from the ranch.
(b) In Weed.
(c) In the city.
(d) In the hills by himself.
2. What does Chapter 2 start off describing?
(a) The ranch's bunkhouse.
(b) Weed.
(c) George.
(d) Lennie.
3. What is hanging right above the bunks in Chapter 2?
(a) Hooks.
(b) The rules.
(c) Apple boxes.
(d) Pictures.
4. What is George carrying for Lennie in Chapter 1?
(a) A puppy.
(b) His work card.
(c) A bottle of water.
(d) A rat.
5. Why does Curley hate big men?
(a) He doesn't.
(b) Because he had a bad experience.
(c) Because he is small.
(d) Because he is big, too.
Short Answer Questions
1. Curley's wife wears what when she enters the bunkhouse in Chapter 2?
2. What did the previous occupant of George's bed in the bunkhouse keep at his bedside?
3. What does Lennie ask George while they are eating near their fire in Chapter 1?
4. At the end of Chapter 1, what does George tell Lennie to do if he gets into trouble?
5. What did George and Lennie do as soon as it was dark on the day Lennie scared a woman?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Slim comments on the relationship between George and Lennie?
2. What does George say in response to the boss' suspicion about why he answers for Lennie?
3. Describe the character of George in the first scene of the novel.
4. What disturbs George when he looks at his bed's box shelf?
5. Why does the boss become suspicious of George's story as to why he and Lennie are late to start their new jobs?
6. What does George explain to Lennie as they are walking in the beginning of the book? What are they doing?
7. Describe the area of Soledad, California.
8. Why does Curley wear a glove on his left hand?
9. What does George say to Slim in confidence in Chapter 3?
10. What does the boss look like?
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