Of Mice and Men Section 1
Answer the following qurestions using complete sentences.
1. Describe the setting of Chapter One.
2. What words does the author use to describe Lennie. What animal is he compared to?
3. What words does the author use to describe George. What animal could he be compared to?
4. What things does Lennie say and do that make him seem like a child? How would estimate Lennie's "mental" age.
5. Why did George and Lennie need to leave the town of Weed so quickly?
6. Does George really want Lennie to go away? Why or why not?
7. What is the dream that Lennie begs George to repeat to him? What does Lennie mean by the phrase "an live off the fatta the lan"?
8. Near the end of the chapter, what are two things that George wants Lennie to remember?
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Group B
per.2
1.It is a very beautiful, perfect land with lots of flowers and acres of green hills and trees.
2.he is a huge man,shapeless of face with large shoulders and walked very heavily, dragging his feet.
period 6: group D Jillian Urbaniec, Catherine Fuentes, Steely Collum, Courtney Stafford
1. The setting of chapter one is a foresty area. Full of animals and plant life. It, at the time, seems completely untouched by humans but when you look closer it has been touched by humans.
2. It says Lennie is a huge man, with a shapeless face, and large eyes, dragging feet and paw likes hands. Hes described to be like a Bear.
3. George is a strong, yet small man, with strong sharp features, and is said to be like a weasel.
4. He doesn't really say enough to seem older. But when he does speak its childish all together. his english isnt that good. And he seems to be mentally only 9 or 10 years old.
5. Lennie scared a girl back in town, doing something he wasnt really doing.
6. No, because Lennie is like his family. and the to would be too lonely with out the other.
7. The dream about there future and the rabbits. He means like, haveing all the goods and nutrients from the best part of the land, their part.
8. George wants Lennie to remember to run back to this spot and hide in the brush if they get in trouble. And to not say a word to the boss.
group A. Brisa Jasso, Leslie Pacheco
1. It's located near Salinas River. It is very calm and a perfect spot to relax.
2. He describes him as a person who doesn't think of the outside world. It's as if he has his own world. He compares him as a mouse.
3. He describes him as a very strong character and doesn't think of others feelings. He could compare him as a lion.
4. He likes to play with animals and likes to be told stories. Five years of age is reasonable.
5. Lennie touched the woman's dress because it reminded him of a mouse. And then the woman ran and she yelled rape.
6. No because Lennie gives him company and helps him because he's a very big guy.
7. That they're going to own a ranch and with a lot of animals and plants. They're going to live a perfect life toether. That they are going to live out of the land and won't need money to make them happy.
8. That he isn't going to say anything when they get to the ranch and to not get in trouble. In case of anything Lennie has to run to the brush and hide till George comes and finds him.
group A. Brisa Jasso, Leslie Pacheco
1. It's located near Salinas River. It is very calm and a perfect spot to relax.
2. He describes him as a person who doesn't think of the outside world. It's as if he has his own world. He compares him as a mouse.
3. He describes him as a very strong character and doesn't think of others feelings. He could compare him as a lion.
4. He likes to play with animals and likes to be told stories. Five years of age is reasonable.
5. Lennie touched the woman's dress because it reminded him of a mouse. And then the woman ran and she yelled rape.
6. No because Lennie gives him company and helps him because he's a very big guy.
7. That they're going to own a ranch and with a lot of animals and plants. They're going to live a perfect life toether. That they are going to live out of the land and won't need money to make them happy.
8. That he isn't going to say anything when they get to the ranch and to not get in trouble. In case of anything Lennie has to run to the brush and hide till George comes and finds him.
p6edarcia,ymartinez,jdorantes,jfolsom,ddiaz
1.The setting for chapter one a peacful place where there are many animals and plants all living together.
2.The author uses a huge man, shapeless of face, with large pale eyes, with wide sloping shoulders. The author compares lenny to a bear that drags his paws.
3.The author uses small and quick, dark of face, with restless eyes and sharp, strong features.He can be compared to a squirrel.
4.He likes to pet animals mostly rabbits. HE acts like a 5 year old.
5.They needed to leave quickley because Lennie tried to pet her dress and she screamed "rape".
6.No, because he needs him as a companion.
7.The dream is to have a place of thier own where they can have rabbits. To live of what the land produces.
8.To not say anything to the owner of the farm and if he gets in trouble to hide in the brush.
group B. Fermin marquez,Yessica Perez\
1.Located near Salinas river.Its a good place to camp.
2.The author describes him as a bear that drags his feet.lennie is described huge ans brawd shoulders.
3.George is described as a short and quick man comparde as a squrril.
4.He likes animals and talks like a kid.his mental age would be around 8 years old.
5.lennie touched a women and there were men looking for them he tried to pet her.
6.No,cause he dosent want to be lonely and needs company.
7.To own there own rabbits and to live what they get of the land
1. The setting in chapter one is soledad in a peaceful forest near the river.
2. lennie was described as a huge man with shapeless face with large pale eyes wide sloping shoulders and he walked heavily dragging his feet a little. He was compared to a bear.
3. George was described as a small and quick dark of face, restless and sharp strong features with every part of him defined as small strong hands, slender arms,and a thin and bony nose. He could be compared to cheetah.
4. Lennie forgets things easily, always wants to be around george and always wants what he cant have. he acts like a seven year old.
5. Lennie held on to a woman's dress to feel its softness and she paniced and thought he was going to rape her.
6. No, he doesn't because they need each other and they are in a brother hood relationship.
7. The dream was about the rabbits, and livin off the fatta of the lan' means living off of what they grow.
8. George wants him to remember if he gets into trouble that he should hide in the brush and if the boss asks him a question and for him not to sya a word.
1)The setting of chapter one is very peaceful and just like a perfect garden.
2)The author describes Lennie huge man, shapeless face with large pale eyes, wide slopping shoulders. The animal that he is compared to is a bear dragging his paws.
3)The author describes George as small and quick, dark face, restless eyes and sharp, strong features.The animal that he could be compared to a Wolverine.
4)lennie tells George that he dabbles his big paw in the water and wiggles his fingers like a child.Lennie has the mental age of about a 3 year old.
5)Lennie and George needed to leve the town of Weed because he Lennie "pet" a girl and some guys were looking for them.
6)George dosent want Lennie to go because he will be lonely.
7)The dream that Lennis ask about was the one about rabbits. Lennie means to live out of the harvest and money that they make on the ranch.
8)The two things George wants Lennie to remember are not to say a word and to remember if he gets in trouble to go to the brush and hide there until George comes and gets him.
1.It is a peaceful forest where it almost seems to perfect. Were everyone and everything seems to get along.
2.The author uses the word child to describe Lennie. He seems like a dog that doesnt know what it is doing.
3.The word he uses to describe George is adult like. He could be compared to a wolverine becasue he is fierce.
4.The things that Lennie does and say are things like he asks for the same thing over and over again. The things he says are that he likes playing with mouses which are like toys to him.
5.They neede to leave the town of Weed because Lennie was accused of rape when he touched a girls dress and pulled it.
6.George really doesnt want Lennie to leave because if he leaves then he wwill be left alone .
7.Lennie begs George to tell the dream of how they are going to have their own farm with animals and vegetables. He means to live on what they grow.
Group E
Karla,Sara,VEronica,Erick
1.A green area with trees, a stream, animals, everything is the way it should be.
2. The author describes Lennie as a childlike character who is huge. He comares him to a bear.
3. The author describes George as a small solid guy.
4. Lennie walks kind of funny, he likes to hear child stories. You could estimate his age by the way he talks, he seems to be about 6 years old
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6. George doesn't really want Lennie to go, he is just frustrated with him. Lennie is Georges best friend.
8. George wants Lennie to remeber not to talk at their knew job.
Timothy Ong, Orlando Davalos, Agustin, and I forgot the other guy's name.
1. Chapter one takes place in California where there is lots of grass and animals that live together in peace.
2. The author describes Lennie as a tall, fat, strong, childish man. Lennie is compared to a bear.
3. George is a slim, short, and smart guy who is very responsible. George is best compared to a fox.
4. Lennie says things like “I forgot” or “I could go away and live…” and other childish things. I would estimate that Lennie’s “mental” age is about the same as a 5 year old kid.
5. George and Lennie left the town of Weed so quickly because Lennie got in trouble because he was touching a ladies dress and she screamed, and they had to run away to avoid getting sent to jail.
6. George doesn’t really want Lennie to go away because he enjoys the company and he knows that even if he got what he wanted it doesn’t matter.
7. Lennie begs George to repeat is the one where they own a little vegetable patch and a rabbit hutch and chickens.
8. George wants Lennie to remember not to talk when they get to the ranch and if he gets in trouble to run and hide in the brush where they camped so George could come and get him.
roberto ramirez per.2
1.The setting is calm and nice.
2.Lennie is huge and dumb, but the author compares him to an bear.
3.George is a small and smart man.The author describes him as a horse.
4.Lennie talk about rabbits and rats.Lennies mental age is about 9 years old.
5.Lennie did something bad he touched a girl and they had to leave.
6.George doesnt want lennie to leave because George wants company and someone to talk to.
7.lennie wants George to tell them how there going to own there own ranch and that there going to have lots of rabbits ect.
8.One thing that George wants lennie to remember is that if lennie gets in trouble to come to the place that they camped. The secound thing was for lennie to keep his mouth shut.
Renee
Yessenia
Daniella
Tanas
1.The setting of chapter 1 was like the garden of Eden.It was peaceful and none of the animals were fighting or no one was killing eachother.
2.Lennie is big,strong,but he is like a big kid on the inside.The author compares Lennie to a bear.
3.George is smaller than Lennie but he is smarter than him.George can be compared to a monkey because monkeys aren’t very big but they are smart.
4.Lennie cries when George takes the dead mouse away and he speaks like a child.He depends on George to remember things for him.The estimated age of Lennie’s “mental” age would be around 5.
5.George and Lennie needed to leave the town of Weed so quickly because Lennie got them into trouble.
6.George does not really want Lennie to leave because then he will be lonely but he tells Lennie don’t leave because Lennie won’t be able to take care of himself.
7.Lennie wants George to repeat the dream of when they get their own ranch and they will get lots of bunnies and Lennie will be in charge of tending to them.When Lennie say they are going to live off the fat of the land he probably means they won’t have to work anymore.
8.He wants Lennie to remember to keep his mouth shut and let him do all the talking.
Willy rodriguez
Angelica Arroyo
Jesus Garcia
Teresa portillo
1) The setting of mice and men describes the way that some people think. The story takes place in afarm there's two guy's who care about each other.
2) The author says that lennie is storng and big.Lennie is compared to with a bull.
3) The author describes george as a small guy not very strong and kind of clever.
4) He found a dead mause and he want to keep him.lennie's mental age is 4 or 5 year old.
5) They need to leave because lennie got in trouble and the guy from the ranch are loking for them.
6) George does not want lennie to leave because he cares about him.
7) The dream is about the future when the y could buy a house. This means that they could live with anyone else bothering them.
8) George wants lennie to remember thatwhen they get to the farm he won't say anything. Second, if lennie gets in trouble george wants him to go to the plce where the spent the night and hide there until george comes and get him.
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