Of Mice and Men (Chapters 5 & 6)

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Who is the only other migrant worker that understood what happened at the end of chapter 6?

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Slim.

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What does Lennie think George will do when he finds him?

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Lennie thinks George will be mad, talk about how easy life would be without him, or give him a hard time. All of the above are correct.

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What is Lennie doing at the beginning of chapter 6?

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He is imagining conversations with his Aunt Clara and a rabbit.

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What happened to Lennie's puppy?

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Lennie killed it.

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What happens to Curley's wife in chapter 5?

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Lennie accidentally breaks her neck.

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What is the significance of Slim's understanding of the situation at the end of chapter 6?

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Slim represents a character who comprehends the complexities of friendship and sacrifice.

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How does George's relationship with Lennie evolve throughout the story?

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George's relationship with Lennie evolves from caretaker to a deep bond of friendship, culminating in a tragic sacrifice.

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What does Lennie's hallucination of Aunt Clara symbolize?

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It symbolizes Lennie's guilt and longing for comfort and guidance.

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What theme is highlighted by the death of Curley's wife?

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The theme of loneliness and the consequences of isolation is highlighted.

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How does the setting of the riverbank contribute to the story's conclusion?

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The riverbank setting symbolizes peace and the return to innocence, contrasting with the tragic events.