Question 1

What significant event occurs to Candy's dog in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

Candy's dog is euthanized

Answer

Candy's dog gets adopted

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Candy's dog runs away

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Candy's dog wins a fight

Question 2

In Chapter 3 of 'Of Mice and Men', who offers to take care of George and Lennie's new place?

Accepted Answer

Candy

Answer

Slim

Answer

Crooks

Answer

Curley

Question 3

What does Curley do to Lennie in Chapter 3 that escalates tensions?

Accepted Answer

Curley punches Lennie

Answer

Curley laughs at Lennie

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Curley takes Lennie's hat

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Curley insults Lennie

Question 4

What does Candy fear will happen to him after his dog is put down?

Accepted Answer

He fears he will be discarded like the dog

Answer

He fears he will become blind

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He fears he will lose his job

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He fears he will never find friends

Question 5

What topic does Crooks discuss with Lennie in Chapter 3 that highlights the theme of loneliness?

Accepted Answer

His experiences of racial discrimination

Answer

His friendships with other ranch hands

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His dream of owning a farm

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His family history

Question 6

What does George tell Lennie to do if he gets in trouble in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

Hide in the brush

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Run to the barn

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Stay by the river

Answer

Go to Slim's house

Question 7

How does Candy react when he hears about George and Lennie's dream of owning a farm?

Accepted Answer

He becomes excited and wants to join them

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He feels jealous of them

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He offers them money but doesn't want to join

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He dismisses it as unrealistic

Question 8

What is the significance of the card game in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

It symbolizes camaraderie and competition among the men

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It represents wealth and success

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It reveals the characters' backstories

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It shows the importance of games in society

Question 9

What significant action does Candy take in Chapter 3 of 'Of Mice and Men' that affects his future?

Accepted Answer

He offers his life savings to George and Lennie to support their dream.

Answer

He decides to leave the ranch forever.

Answer

He gets into a fight with Curley.

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He adopts a puppy to keep him company.

Question 10

What does Slim give to George and Lennie as a gesture of support in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

Slim gives them a puppy.

Answer

Slim gives them a rifle for protection.

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Slim gives them a piece of land.

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Slim gives them money for their dream.

Question 11

What does Candy's dog symbolize in Chapter 3 of 'Of Mice and Men'?

Accepted Answer

It symbolizes aging and the fate of those deemed useless.

Answer

It symbolizes hope for a better future.

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It represents loyalty and friendship.

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It represents the brutality of nature.

Question 12

How does Curley react when he finds Lennie and George together in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

He becomes aggressive and picks a fight with Lennie.

Answer

He asks them to join him for a game.

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He decides to ignore them and walks away.

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He apologizes for his earlier behavior.

Question 13

What advice does George give Lennie regarding what to do if he gets into trouble in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

He tells Lennie to go hide in the brush by the river.

Answer

He tells him to stay silent and not react.

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He suggests that Lennie should confront Curley directly.

Answer

He advises Lennie to run as far away as possible.

Question 14

What does Candy worry about after the fate of his dog is decided in Chapter 3?

Accepted Answer

He fears he will be discarded like his dog when he can no longer work.

Answer

He worries about not having enough money to live.

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He thinks he might have to leave the ranch for good.

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He is concerned about where his next meal will come from.

Question 15

In Chapter 3 of 'Of Mice and Men', what is the reaction of the others when Candy's dog is put down?

Accepted Answer

They feel sympathy for Candy but know it was a necessary decision.

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They ignore the situation altogether.

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They criticize Candy for not taking better care of his dog.

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They cheer and celebrate the act.

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