Exploring Chapter 4 of Of Mice and Men

Why does Lennie visit Crooks?

• To borrow a book

• To ask for advice

• To invite him to town

• To talk about his puppy

What does Crooks' room symbolize in the story?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Safety and privacy

• Hope and dreams

• Isolation and segregation

What common dream do many characters share?

• Traveling the world

• Becoming famous

• Owning a piece of land

• Moving to the city

What ultimately happens to most people's dreams in the story?

• They are rarely achieved

• They change over time

• They are fulfilled

• They are forgotten

How does Candy plan to contribute to the dream?

• By selling his dog

• Through physical labor

• By working as a cook

• With his life savings

What is Curley's wife's attitude towards the men's dream?

• Supportive and excited

• Curious and inquisitive

• Skeptical and dismissive

• Indifferent and bored

What does Curley's wife's interaction with Lennie reveal about her?

• Her ambition to own a farm

• Her happiness in marriage

• Her loneliness and desire for attention

• Her manipulative nature

Why does Crooks retract his offer to work on the farm?

• Because he gets a better offer

• Due to fear of Curley's wrath

• After realizing the dream is unattainable

• He never retracts his offer

What theme does Steinbeck emphasize through Crooks' character?

• Racial discrimination and loneliness

• The importance of education

• Economic prosperity

• The power of friendship

How does the ranch symbolize society according to Steinbeck?

• A microcosm with its own rules and hierarchies

• As a place of opportunity and growth

• An environment of equality and fairness

• A sanctuary from the outside world