"Well, we ain't got any. Whatever we ain't got, that's what you want. God a'mighty, if I was alone I could live so easy." Which character says this to Lennie?

"I ought to of shot that dog myself, George. I shouldn't ought to of let no stranger shoot my dog." Which ranch hand says this?

"You got no right to come in my room. This here's my room. Nobody got any right in here but me." Who says this to Lennie?

"Think I don't like to talk to somebody ever' once in a while? Think I like to stick in that house alla time?" Who says this in Crooks's room?

"You hadda, George. I swear you hadda." Who says this at the pool after the shot?

"He ain't no good to you, Candy. An' he ain't no good to himself. Why'n't you shoot him, Candy?" Which man keeps pressing this in the bunkhouse?

George tells Slim that in Weed Lennie reached out to feel a girl's red dress and would not let go when she screamed. Why did Lennie keep hold of it?

Before they walk in to meet the boss, George drills Lennie to say nothing at all. Why?

Candy has begged for a delay, but in the end he lets Carlson take his old dog outside. What finally makes him give way?

Curley slugs Lennie in the face while Lennie keeps his hands at his sides. Why does Lennie finally catch Curley's fist and crush it?

Crooks has asked to come to the farm and hoe the garden for nothing. At the end of the evening he tells Candy to forget he ever said it. What has changed his mind?

After Curley's wife is found dead, George slips away and takes Carlson's Luger out of the bag under his bunk. Why does he want it?

Lennie has just felt Curley's wife go limp in the hay and understands she is dead. What does he do next in the barn?

Curley's wife lies dead in the hay while the horseshoe game goes on outside. Who walks into the barn and finds her, and what does he do?

Carlson takes the old dog outside with the Luger and the bunkhouse waits. A shot sounds in the distance. What does Candy do?

Which of these ranch events happens FIRST?

It is Sunday afternoon. Lennie has flung the dead puppy away from him and is rocking over his knees in the barn. What happens next?

By the pool, George hears the crashing of the search party come closer through the brush. What does he do?

A little room off the harness room holds a tattered dictionary, a mauled copy of the California civil code for 1905, rubber boots, a big alarm clock and gold-rimmed spectacles on a nail. Whose room is it?

One man on the ranch is the jerkline skinner, called the prince of the ranch, able to drive twenty mules with a single line and to kill a fly on a mule with a bull whip. Who is he?

A stocky man in a black vest and a soiled brown Stetson, wearing high-heeled boots and spurs to prove he is not a laboring man, comes into the bunkhouse for the new men's work tickets. Who is he?

One ranch hand carries a Western pulp magazine into the bunkhouse and makes Slim read out a printed letter signed William Tenner, insisting the little guy who drove a cultivator here wrote it. Who is he?

Three of these are true of Curley. Which is NOT?

Three of these are true of Curley's wife. Which is NOT?

Three of these are true of the plan for the little place. Which is NOT?