The document provides instructions for an exam on Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men and Priestley's An Inspector Calls. For the Of Mice and Men section, students are instructed to analyze three passages by selecting quotes and discussing techniques like syntax, symbolism, and how they portray characters or themes. They are also told to discuss three key moments in the novel for different characters and how they represent 1930s American ideas. For An Inspector Calls, students are advised to follow a similar structure, analyzing characters' introductions, a pivotal middle event, and their endings through quotes and discussion of techniques. They are warned the inspector and ending have not come up yet in class.