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5 questions about John Steinbeck
1.How did John Steinbeck's experiences affect his writing?
2.Where did Steinbeck come up with the ideas for his characters?
3. What ispired John Steinbeck to become an author and tackle such important social issues?
4. Did Steinbeck inspire any other authors?
5. Was John Steinbeck inspired by any other authors?
Word Other Forms
Significant signify, significantly
Synonym big, consequential, considerable, critical
Relationship Synonym alliance, association, bond, contact
Antonyms dissasociation
Label labels, labeled, labeling
Synonyms arrange, brand, group
Antonyms declassify, disorder, disorganize
Influence influenced, influencing, influences
Synonyms clout, command, connections, mastery, might
Associate associated, associating, associates
synonyms: affiliate combine
antonyms: disassociate, separate, disconnect, divide
1. George is a significant figure in Lennie's life
2. The relationship between George and Lennie can best be dscribed as strong with a few bumps
3. Due to the fact George speaks for Lennie, Lennie is labeled as a strong yet stupid person.
4. George's influence on Lennie keeps the latter out of trouble, most of the time.
5. Associates, Lennie and George, travel around to find work together.
The Relationship of George and Lennie
A poem using text from the novel Of Mice and Men
I won't get in no trouble, George
If you don't want me, you only jus' got to say so...
'Cause I can jus' as well go away...
You can jus' as well go to hell...
No, Lennie. Look down there, like you can almost see the place.
Ever'body gonna be nice to you.
I never been mad, an' I ain't now.
Got him by God... Right in the back of the head.
A guy got to sometimes.
You hadda, George. I swear you hadda.
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