CurleyIs meanto others,especiallyLennieracismCrooks isforced tolive thisisolation/lonelinessCurley'swife isoftenalonefriendshipA themerepresentedby Georgeand LenniesufferingA theme inthe novel;many of thecharactersdo thisTheRanchWheremigrantworkers goto makemoneyCandy'sdogold andsmellyin thetownWeedThe lastplace ofwork forGeorge andLennieAuntClaradied andleft Lenniein the careof othersCurley'swifespends alot of timelooking forCurleymigrantworkersspend theirtimetravellingand lookingfor jobsCandyoldestcharacteron theranchCarlsonshootsCandy'sdogTheBossupset thatGeorgeand Lenniearrive lateCrookshas hisown livingquartersGeorgetakes on theresponsabilityof caring forLennieSlimIs aleader onthe ranchTheAmericanDreamTo own apiece ofpropertyreddressLenniewanted totouch it thenwouldn't let itgoin thebrush bythestreamWhereLennieshould hideif there'stroubleLenniedoesn'tunderstand whyhe shouldn'tcuddle the newborn pupsLife ontheranchLonely,difficulttherabbitsLennie'sgoal forthe futureamouseLenniepets adead oneCurleyIs meanto others,especiallyLennieracismCrooks isforced tolive thisisolation/lonelinessCurley'swife isoftenalonefriendshipA themerepresentedby Georgeand LenniesufferingA theme inthe novel;many of thecharactersdo thisTheRanchWheremigrantworkers goto makemoneyCandy'sdogold andsmellyin thetownWeedThe lastplace ofwork forGeorge andLennieAuntClaradied andleft Lenniein the careof othersCurley'swifespends alot of timelooking forCurleymigrantworkersspend theirtimetravellingand lookingfor jobsCandyoldestcharacteron theranchCarlsonshootsCandy'sdogTheBossupset thatGeorgeand Lenniearrive lateCrookshas hisown livingquartersGeorgetakes on theresponsabilityof caring forLennieSlimIs aleader onthe ranchTheAmericanDreamTo own apiece ofpropertyreddressLenniewanted totouch it thenwouldn't let itgoin thebrush bythestreamWhereLennieshould hideif there'stroubleLenniedoesn'tunderstand whyhe shouldn'tcuddle the newborn pupsLife ontheranchLonely,difficulttherabbitsLennie'sgoal forthe futureamouseLenniepets adead one

Of Mice and Men-Chapters 1-4 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Is mean to others, especially Lennie
    Curley
  2. Crooks is forced to live this
    racism
  3. Curley's wife is often alone
    isolation/loneliness
  4. A theme represented by George and Lennie
    friendship
  5. A theme in the novel; many of the characters do this
    suffering
  6. Where migrant workers go to make money
    The Ranch
  7. old and smelly
    Candy's dog
  8. The last place of work for George and Lennie
    in the town Weed
  9. died and left Lennie in the care of others
    Aunt Clara
  10. spends a lot of time looking for Curley
    Curley's wife
  11. spend their time travelling and looking for jobs
    migrant workers
  12. oldest character on the ranch
    Candy
  13. shoots Candy's dog
    Carlson
  14. upset that George and Lennie arrive late
    The Boss
  15. has his own living quarters
    Crooks
  16. takes on the responsability of caring for Lennie
    George
  17. Is a leader on the ranch
    Slim
  18. To own a piece of property
    The American Dream
  19. Lennie wanted to touch it then wouldn't let it go
    red dress
  20. Where Lennie should hide if there's trouble
    in the brush by the stream
  21. doesn't understand why he shouldn't cuddle the new born pups
    Lennie
  22. Lonely, difficult
    Life on the ranch
  23. Lennie's goal for the future
    the rabbits
  24. Lennie pets a dead one
    a mouse