Question

What do George and Lennie talk about when Lennie comes into the house? How are Lennie's actions similar to the events that happened earlier when Lennie and George were coming to the camp?

a) They discuss their dreams and future plans. Lennie's actions reflect his enthusiasm.
b) They argue about their next move. Lennie's actions reveal his frustration.
c) They talk about the ranch. Lennie's actions mirror his previous restlessness.
d) They share their grievances. Lennie's actions demonstrate his confusion.

Answer 1

Lennie and George discuss their dreams and future plans. Lennie's actions reflect his enthusiasm. Lennie's actions are similar to the events when they were coming to the camp.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lennie and George talk about their dreams and future plans when Lennie comes into the house. Lennie's actions reflect his enthusiasm for their shared goals. These actions are similar to the events that happened earlier when Lennie and George were coming to the camp, as Lennie's enthusiasm and excitement caused him to jump into a river without thinking, just like how he enters the house without hesitation.