Final OMAM Novel Review

Who said, 1. “Me an’ Lennie an’ George....We’re gonna have a dogan’ rabbits an’ chickens.”

Character with a short fuse who has it out for Lennie.

The author’s statement about life or society is the

Due to his mild mental disability, he relies on his friend for company and protection.

"The breeze, rustle of leaves and sound of crashing in the brush" shows...

The central character in a narrative or drama- audience tends to identify with them.

The death of Candy's dog foreshadows...

True/False: Slim is a major character.

Lennie crushed Curley's hand only after...

The principal (main) person in opposition to the main character in a narrative or drama is the

A recurring or repetitive (repeated) subject, object or theme in a novel is a(n)

“A FEW MILES south of...the Salinas River drops...hillside bank and runs deep and green.”

A long work takes reader several days, or even weeks, to finish.

The less prominent characters in a novel or drama are the

A short tempered character who is also loyal and loving to Lennie

This character is attached to his dog and is inspired by Lennie’s dream.

The main conflict in Of Mice and Men is...

True/False: Whit is a major character

The methods that a writer uses to develop characters is

The time and place of a story is the

The literary element that ends at the climax...

When this character dies, it ends George and Lennie's dream.

When George plays Solitaire all the time, what literary device is Steinbeck using?

Carlson believes that

The perspective from which a story is told is