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Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Of Mice and Men - Understanding the Text
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MCQs to test your knowledge and understanding of the text in Of Mice and Men  by John Steinbeck.

Grades 11 and 12 - Literature - Senior High School - Of Mice and Men - Understanding the Text
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1. Why does George shoot Lennie?
2. Why does George look out for Lennie?
3. What does Crooks do to upset Lennie on the night the other men go into town?
4. Why does Lennie eventually begin to talk to Curley's wife? Choose the best answer.
5. What are George and Lennie employed to do at the ranch?
6. What makes the dream of owning a home, a ranch and some rabbits a sudden possibility for Lennie and George?
7. Why did Lennie and George have to leave Weed?
8. Why is Curley often looking for his wife?
9. Why does Curley's wife seek out Lennie in the barn?
10. For how long do Lennie and George expect their jobs to last?

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