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"Flowers for Algernon" Elements of Fiction
"Flowers for Algernon" Elements of Fiction
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This quiz allows students to apply elements of fiction terms to the short story.
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1
Which
tone
does Charlie use in his final progress reports?
frightened and angry
formal and distant
regretful and bitter
sad but hopeful
2
What is the
central conflict
in this story?
character vs. society, Charlie vs. prejudice
character vs. nature, Charlie vs. mice
character vs. self, Charlie wanting to learn and be happy
character vs. character, Charlie vs. Dr. Nemur
3
Which
point of view
is used for the story?
first-person, by the doctor monitoring/describing progress
third-person limited, focusing on Charlie
first-person, by the protagonist
third-person omniscient, showing most characters' feelings
4
What is the best example of
foreshadowing
in the story?
Charlie realizes he is being laughed at by his "friends".
Charlie loses his lucky rabbit's foot.
Algernon begins to suffer from deterioration.
Charlie becomes more knowledgable than his doctors.
5
How would you describe Charlie's
level of character change
?
dynamic
flat
round
static
6
What would we call it when Frank Riley and Joe Carp defend Charlie against bullies at the end?
Foreshadowing
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Resolution
7
What is a
universal symbol
used in the story?
maze to symbolize confusion
a mouse to symbolize fear
glasses to symbolize intelligence
flowers to symbolize respect and love
8
In which
plot part
does Charlie increase knowledge but struggle with relationships?
resolution
exposition
falling action
rising action
9
Which of the following is
not
an
implied theme
in this story?
Knowledge doesn't necessarily lead to happiness.
Science can do unintended harm.
Knowledge can lead to awareness of evil in others.
Having knowledge/ showingintelligence damages relationships.
10
The story follows which
narrative sequence
?
order of impression
flashback
spatial order
chronological order
11
What
genre
of writing is "Flowers for Algernon"?
nonfiction, expository essay written as progress reports
nonfiction, personal narrative, written as journal entries
fiction, novella, written in chapters
short story written in the form of "expository" reports