Of Mice and Men Chapter 1

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What is Lennie's most defining characteristic?

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He is very strong but mentally disabled.

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Which statement best describes how Lennie prefers his beans?

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With ketchup.

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What would George do if he was alone and didn’t have to watch over Lennie?

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He would take his fifty bucks, visit a cathouse, drink whisky and shoot pool at the end of each month.

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Which statement best describes Lennie?

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A huge man with a shapeless face, large eyes and wide, sloping shoulders.

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What dream do George and Lennie share?

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To buy a small farm with rabbits for Lennie to tend to.

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What is the significance of the dream that George and Lennie share?

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It represents hope and the desire for a better life.

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How does George feel about taking care of Lennie?

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He feels a sense of responsibility but also frustration.

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What does Lennie's love for petting soft things symbolize?

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It symbolizes his innocence and desire for comfort.

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How does Steinbeck use foreshadowing in Chapter 1?

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He hints at future events through Lennie's actions and George's warnings.

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What role does friendship play in George and Lennie's relationship?

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It provides support and companionship in a harsh world.