Quiz Over Of Mice And Men, Chapter 1

Lennie takes out a dead mouse from his pocket, which causes George to yell at him. This suggests that Lennie has a habit of carrying and keeping unusual objects in his pocket. The dead mouse may symbolize Lennie's childlike innocence and fascination with small creatures, but it also highlights his lack of understanding of appropriate behavior and societal norms. George's reaction indicates his frustration with Lennie's actions and his role as Lennie's caretaker.

Lennie wants ketchup for his dinner that they don't have.

George and Lennie are going to a ranch to work. This is evident from the given options where it states that they are going to a ranch to work, while the other options mention going to the city to find work or to buy a little house to live in.

George tells Lennie to be quiet and not say a word when they get to where they are going. This suggests that George wants Lennie to avoid drawing attention to himself and to be cautious in their surroundings. It may be a precautionary measure to prevent any potential trouble or conflicts that could arise from Lennie's impulsive behavior or lack of social awareness.

Lennie wanted to pet the item.

George and Lennie left the last place they were at because they had to run from the law.

Lennie does not have it in his pocket because George is holding it for him. This suggests that George is taking care of Lennie and looking out for him, possibly because Lennie is not capable of taking care of himself or may lose or damage the item if he had it in his own pocket.

Lennie does not have his work card in his pocket.

The bus dropped the two men off four miles from the ranch.

Lennie imitates George with the water, which makes him proud of himself.