Created by Greta Westwood
over 11 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Crooks lives all alone because | he's segregated from all the others because he's black. |
Why does Crooks find it hard to enjoy another person's company at first? | Because he is used to loneliness |
When is the only time we see Curley with his wife? | When Curley's wife is dead |
Why are the men on the ranch like orphans? | Because they 'got no family' |
Crooks and Candy's attempt to grab hold of George and Lennie's dream lead to... | Bitter disappointment |
Lennie (for companionship) holding his animals, holding the girl's skirt in Weed and holding onto Curley's wife lead to | Tragedy |
Curley's wife trying to get a bit of companionship by flirting and talking to the ranchers lead to... | A disaster for her- she gets the opposite of companionship |
Most of the ranchers comment on how strange it is that Lennie and George travel together because... | It's unusual for ranchers to make friends. |
Does Steinbeck offer a solution to Loneliness? | No, Loneliness appears to be part of human nature |
Is loneliness something the characters can change? | No |
The novel emphasises loneliness of others to... | reflect on the importance of George and Lennie's companionship |
The pessimism in the novel shows... | The reality of the attitudes in the 1930s (when it was published-1937) Having been through the Great Depression in 1929. |
During the Greta Depression there were high levels of | Unemployment, poverty and homelessness |
Does George every really seem to think that his and Lennie's dream will come true? | Although there are brief moments where he seems to believe it, realism snaps back at him and he knows that it won't happen. |
Animals only provided a temporary solution to loneliness because... | He killed all the animals he got |
Candy's dog provided a solution to loneliness for Candy, but this didn't last because... | Carlson shot his dog. |
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