Of Mice and Men (Review)

6. "Slowly, like a terrier who doesn't want to bring a ball to its master" is an example of what literary element?
11. This serves as George and Lennie's hope as well as a possible solution for the issues with Lennie.
14. adj: in one tone; boring; repetitive
15. Part of Lennie's likeability is due to his...
16. Lennie's obsession
17. this card game reinforces the idea of being alone
19. the voice of reason
20. what Candy has to offer to the dream ranch
21. He is characterized as a giant toddler.
23. the satchel that hobos carry on their backs
25. Lennie's movements are often compared to these.
26. This color is associated with the antogonist's wife.
29. the novel's antagonist
31. one of Lennie's hallucinations
34. hates big guys
36. adv: sadly or in a melancholy manner
38. This term is used for Curley's wife to reinforce the fact that she's potential trouble for the guys.
39. He has an internal conflict to solve through most of the novella.
40. what Lennie has in his pocket

1. This man is characterized as apathetic towards Candy.
2. v: to twist or squirm, as if in pain
3. the literary element that best exemplifies Crooks's ointment representing healing
4. adv: foreboding
5. When George tells Lennie to remember the place near the brush, it is an example of what literary element?
7. What's in Curley's glove?
8. what Slim tells Carlson to take with him
9. Ironically, it's Lennie's last name.
10. Lennie snorts into the water like a...
12. adv: with acceptance
13. the only African American man on the ranch
15. What literary element is used to depict Curley's wife's death as peaceful and serene?
18. what Curley's wife wanted to be
22. location of the girl in the red dress
24. what Curley's wife allows Lennie to pet
27. one thing that Lennie and the dog have in common
28. Candy is missing this.
29. not given an actual name
30. "the old swamper"
32. the gun that plays a role with the dog and Lennie
33. Slim's gift to Lennie
35. is inspired by a magazine article
37. adj: eager to fight