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Of Mice and Men
English
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Setting. | Ranch in Soledad, Salianas Valley, south of San Francisco in the 1930's. |
| Setting of the individual chapters. | Chapter One- Thursday evening Chapter Two/Three- Friday Chapter Four- Saturday night Chapter Five/Six- Sunday |
| True or False: Each story begins with a description of the setting, which is an intrusion from the omniscient narrator. | True. |
| True or False: Each chapter is isolated to one location. | True. |
| Imagery. | A description that involves observing something using your five senses. |
| Simile. | A comparison using "like" or "as". |
| Dialect. | Language, sounds, spelling, or grammar. (The accents instead of letters) |
| Characterization. | A description based on actions or speech. |
| Allusion. | A reference to something or someone famous. |
| Colloquialism. | A word that is only used in a specific region. |
| Idiom. | An expression with a different implied meaning than the literal meaning. |
| Personification. | Giving human characteristics to something that isn't human |
| Foreshadowing. | Hints to future events. |
| Former boxer, boss' son, jealous of big men, wears glove of Vaseline, newly wed, little guy, coward. | Curley. |
| Jerk line Skinner, handsome, 35-50 years old, understanding, tall, powerful, respected, friendly, gave puppy to Lennie. | Slim. |
| Missing his right hand, old man, old dog is shot, swamper, wants to buy house with George and Lenny. | Candy. |
| Wears a lot of makeup, flirts with other guys, no name, weak, wanted to be an actress, doesn't love Curley, killed by Lennie. | Curley's wife. |
| Treated poorly, black, speaks to Lennie and Candy, likes Slim. | Crooks. |
| Irritable, yells at Crooks, suspicious of George and Lenny working together, wears heel boots to make him taller and superior than the other workers. | Ranch Boss. |
| Big and powerful, shoots Candy's dog, has gun stolen before Lennie's death. | Carlson. |
| Four examples of foreshadowing. | George telling Lennie to hide in the brush, Curley threatening Lennie, Crooks explaining how no one gets land, Candy regretting not shooting his dog. |
| Four themes. | The American Dream, loneliness, friendship, power. |