Study sets matching "chapter 3 of mice and men"
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gift Slim gave Lennie
How George and Lennie know each other
ranch hands
The trouble Lennie caused in Weed
a puppy
Both grew up in Auburn. George knew Lennie's Aunt Clara
(n.) workers
Lennie wanted to touch a woman's red dress and wouldn't let go.
gift Slim gave Lennie
a puppy
How George and Lennie know each other
Both grew up in Auburn. George knew Lennie's Aunt Clara
a horseshoe game
it wasn't much to you
ranch hands
never seem to give a damn
(n.) a game in which players throw horseshoes, aiming for a me…
(expression) it wasn't important to you
(n.) workers
(expression) never seem to care
a horseshoe game
(n.) a game in which players throw horseshoes, aiming for a me…
it wasn't much to you
(expression) it wasn't important to you
Derision (n.)
Lynch (v.)
Concealing (v.)
Stride (n.)
mocking scorn; ridicule
to seize and punish someone believed to have commuted a crime
putting or keeping someone or something out of sight; hiding
a long step
Derision (n.)
mocking scorn; ridicule
Lynch (v.)
to seize and punish someone believed to have commuted a crime
Receptive
Nuisance
Wry
reprehensible
able or willing to receive something, especially signals or st…
a person, thing, or circumstance causing inconvenience or anno…
using or expressing dry, especially mocking, humor.
deserving censure or condemnation.
Receptive
able or willing to receive something, especially signals or st…
Nuisance
a person, thing, or circumstance causing inconvenience or anno…
Concealing
Subdued
Impressively
Subsided
to keep from sight; to hide.
to quiet or bring under control by physical force.
evoking admiration through size, quality, or skill: grand, imp…
become less intense, violent, or severe; settled down; (of wat…
Concealing
to keep from sight; to hide.
Subdued
to quiet or bring under control by physical force.
gift Slim gave Lennie
How George and Lennie know each other
ranch hands
never seem to give a damn
a puppy
Both grew up in Auburn. George knew Lennie's Aunt Clara
(n.) workers
(expression) never seem to care
gift Slim gave Lennie
a puppy
How George and Lennie know each other
Both grew up in Auburn. George knew Lennie's Aunt Clara
nuisance
receptive
derision
subsided
a bothersome or annoying person or situation
able and willing to listen to and accept information or new id…
ridicule, mocking laughter
to become quiet, less active, less violent; or to sink to a lo…
nuisance
a bothersome or annoying person or situation
receptive
able and willing to listen to and accept information or new id…