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Of Mice and Men Quizzes and Answer Keys | American Literature | Reading Worksheets
Evaluate reading comprehension and eliminate take-home grading with this bundle of quizzes and answer keys covering Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Ideal for Freshman English and American Literature courses, or units on tragedy and social realism, the assessments may serve as guided reading worksheets to facilitate a novel study. Whether used as formative assessments, homework assignments, or reading comprehension checks, these quizzes will keep students on task and accountable. Materials are delivered in editable Word Document and printable PDF formats. (Alternatively, a self-grading Google option is available.) Information on each individual assessment follows.
Chapter 1. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Setting
Lennie's physical description
The nature of the relationship between Lennie and George
An item in Lennie's pocket
Why George and Lennie lost their previous job
George's instructions to Lennie regarding future interactions with their boss
Where George and Lennie take a rest
The person who used to give Lennie mice to pet
George and Lennie's shared dream
The significance of the brush
And more
Chapter 2. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
What George and Lennie learn upon arriving at the ranch
What George discovers as he examines his bunk
Details about a former employee named Whitey
The boss's initial reaction to George
The name of an old man with a dog
Curley's relation to the boss
Curley's former profession
Curley's antagonistic nature
The old man's explanation for Curley's increase in surliness
Lennie's request of George
And more
Chapter 3. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Slim's opinion of Lennie's general demeanor
Slim's opinion of Lennie's work ethic
George's past treatment of Lennie
The incident that changed George's treatment of Lennie
George's opinion of ranch workers who travel alone
Why Lennie is scolded
Carlson's remarks about Candy's old dog
What Whit shows Slim
Topics of conversation during a game of euchre
How Whit describes Susy
Curley's concerns about his wife
How much money Candy has saved
Candy's response to hearing about George and Lennie's future goals
The reason Curley attacks Lennie
How Lennie injures Curley
Slim's reaction to Curley's injury
Lennie's big concern following the fight with Curley
And more
Chapter 4. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
A description of Crooks' room
A description of Crooks' mentality
Qualities that distinguish Crooks from other workers
How Crooks got his name
The nature of Lennie's conversation with Crooks
Why Crooks thinks Lennie's goals are wild
Why George gets upset at Candy
The nature of the interaction between Curley's wife and Lennie
The dreams of Curley's wife
The antagonistic nature of Curley's wife
And more
Chapter 5. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
The reason Lennie worries George will be upset
How Curley's wife engages Lennie in conversation
How Curley's wife feels toward her husband
An item Lennie once possessed (but has since lost)
How Curley's wife has soothed herself
How Curley's wife dies
Lennie's reaction to tragedy
The identity of the person who discovered the body
Slim's suggestion to George
George's commitment to his work
Carlson's announcement
And more
Chapter 6. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Why Lennie feels a sense of pride
Imagery related to setting
Apparitions
Lennie's reactions to the apparitions
George's response to Lennie telling him he did something bad
The manner of Lennie's death
What George was doing in the moments leading to Lennie's death
The identity of the most emotionally supportive farmhand
How the other farmhands react to George's behavior
And more
Resources are available for teaching a variety of classic texts:
Evaluate reading comprehension and eliminate take-home grading with this bundle of quizzes and answer keys covering Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Ideal for Freshman English and American Literature courses, or units on tragedy and social realism, the assessments may serve as guided reading worksheets to facilitate a novel study. Whether used as formative assessments, homework assignments, or reading comprehension checks, these quizzes will keep students on task and accountable. Materials are delivered in editable Word Document and printable PDF formats. (Alternatively, a self-grading Google option is available.) Information on each individual assessment follows.
Chapter 1. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Setting
Lennie's physical description
The nature of the relationship between Lennie and George
An item in Lennie's pocket
Why George and Lennie lost their previous job
George's instructions to Lennie regarding future interactions with their boss
Where George and Lennie take a rest
The person who used to give Lennie mice to pet
George and Lennie's shared dream
The significance of the brush
And more
Chapter 2. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
What George and Lennie learn upon arriving at the ranch
What George discovers as he examines his bunk
Details about a former employee named Whitey
The boss's initial reaction to George
The name of an old man with a dog
Curley's relation to the boss
Curley's former profession
Curley's antagonistic nature
The old man's explanation for Curley's increase in surliness
Lennie's request of George
And more
Chapter 3. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Slim's opinion of Lennie's general demeanor
Slim's opinion of Lennie's work ethic
George's past treatment of Lennie
The incident that changed George's treatment of Lennie
George's opinion of ranch workers who travel alone
Why Lennie is scolded
Carlson's remarks about Candy's old dog
What Whit shows Slim
Topics of conversation during a game of euchre
How Whit describes Susy
Curley's concerns about his wife
How much money Candy has saved
Candy's response to hearing about George and Lennie's future goals
The reason Curley attacks Lennie
How Lennie injures Curley
Slim's reaction to Curley's injury
Lennie's big concern following the fight with Curley
And more
Chapter 4. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
A description of Crooks' room
A description of Crooks' mentality
Qualities that distinguish Crooks from other workers
How Crooks got his name
The nature of Lennie's conversation with Crooks
Why Crooks thinks Lennie's goals are wild
Why George gets upset at Candy
The nature of the interaction between Curley's wife and Lennie
The dreams of Curley's wife
The antagonistic nature of Curley's wife
And more
Chapter 5. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
The reason Lennie worries George will be upset
How Curley's wife engages Lennie in conversation
How Curley's wife feels toward her husband
An item Lennie once possessed (but has since lost)
How Curley's wife has soothed herself
How Curley's wife dies
Lennie's reaction to tragedy
The identity of the person who discovered the body
Slim's suggestion to George
George's commitment to his work
Carlson's announcement
And more
Chapter 6. Questions on this quiz pertain to the following key details:
Why Lennie feels a sense of pride
Imagery related to setting
Apparitions
Lennie's reactions to the apparitions
George's response to Lennie telling him he did something bad
The manner of Lennie's death
What George was doing in the moments leading to Lennie's death
The identity of the most emotionally supportive farmhand
How the other farmhands react to George's behavior
And more
Resources are available for teaching a variety of classic texts:
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Evaluate reading comprehension and eliminate take-home grading with this bundle of quizzes and answer keys covering Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Ideal for Freshman English and American Literature courses, or units on tragedy and social realism, the assessments may serve as guided reading worksheets to facilitate a novel study.