Of Mice and Men Valaika part 3

George is a large, strong man.

False

Candy is relieved to have someone shoot the dog.

false

Candy lost a leg in an accident.

false

Candy makes fun of George and Lennie's plans for a farm.

false

Curley's wife admires her husband's courage.

false

Curley's wife talks to Lennie in order to make Curley jealous.

false

George agrees to Candy's request to plan for the farm even without Lennie.

false

George is distressed to discover that Lennie has a dead bird in his pocket.

false

George tells the boss that he and Lennie are brothers.

false

Lennie is not allowed to pet small things because he frightens them.

false

Lennie's last name fits his physical appearance.

false

Lennie's last name is appropriate for his size.

false

The boss has a reputation as a difficult taskmaster.

false

The novel ends in the same setting in which it begins.

false

After he kills his pet, Lennie is afraid that George won't let him tend the rabbits.

true

Crooks makes fun of Lennie's dream of a farm.

true

Crooks resents anyone coming into his room.

true

Curley immediately tries to pick a fight with Lennie

true

Curley suspects all the men of being interested in his wife.

true

George allows Candy to be a partner in their plans for the farm.

true

George must continually remind Lennie of his instructions.

true

George tells Lennie to let him do all the talking when they get to the ranch.

true

Lennie imitates everything that George does.

true

Lennie is terrified when Curley attacks him.

true

Lennie looks forward to being able to live off the fat of the land with George.

true

Lennie's killing of Curley's wife is an accident.

true

When he sees Curley's wife's body, George immediately realizes who is responsible for her death.

true