Of Mice and Men Ch. 4 Reading Check

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What does Crooks' conversation with Lennie reveal about Crooks?

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Crooks is lonely.

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What does Crooks mean when he says, 'You guys comin’ in and settin’ made me forget. What she says is true'?

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He will always be treated differently because of the color of his skin.

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What concerns Lennie when Crooks says that, 'George might not come back'?

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Lennie becomes worried about George's absence.

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Why is Crooks jealous of Lennie and George's relationship?

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Crooks is lonely, while Lennie and George have each other.

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Why does Curley's wife say she's at the barn?

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She's looking for her husband.

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What does Crooks' living situation symbolize in the context of the story?

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It symbolizes isolation and racial discrimination.

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How does Lennie's mental disability affect his understanding of relationships?

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Lennie struggles to comprehend the complexities of friendships and dependency.

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What role does loneliness play in the lives of the characters in Chapter 4?

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Loneliness drives characters like Crooks and Curley's wife to seek connection.

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What does the interaction between Crooks and Lennie reveal about social hierarchies on the ranch?

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It highlights the racial and social inequalities present among the characters.

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How does Steinbeck use Crooks' character to comment on society?

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Crooks represents the marginalized individuals in society, showcasing themes of racism and isolation.