The students will be ytaking a test on Of Mice and Men.
Symbolism
Foreshadowing
Figurative language
Alliteration
To get a horse
To marry a rich woman
To buy a car
To own a farm of his own
As a looker
As a tart
As a good cook
As a complainer
He punches him in the face.
He smashes his hand.
He breaks his arm.
He knocks out his teeth.
Like his child
Like his brother
Like a stranger
Like his peer
His great physical strength
His lack of intelligence
His fondness for soft things
His love of fast cars
a line from the Bible
a line from a Robert Burns’ poem
A passage from an essay by Alexander Pope
Curley and his wife’s
Slim and Candy’s
Candy and Crooks’
Carlson and Slim’s
Because Lennie was guilty of murder
Because George was afraid Curley would hurt Lennie
Because he fears a court trial for Lennie
Because he has disobeyed George
Crooks
Curley
Lennie
Candy
Lennie
Candy
Curley
Curley’s wife
Lennie to George
George to Lennie
Curley's wife to Curley
Candy to Curley
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