Flowers for Algernon

On a page of the text, where would you find a sub-heading.

How does the point of view of the story affect the way readers' learn about Charlie's feelings?

What is the main reason why Charlie wants to increase his intelligence?

Why do Charlie's co-workers want him fired?

Which of the following supplies a meaning for the Latin prefix, "sub."

The purpose of the experiment is to make Charlie smarter?

Which of these themes is best supported by the allusion of the biblical story of Eve and the tree of knowledge?

Algernon dies in the story.

What is the indirect object of this sentence: The doctor's gave him medical tests of his intelligence.

Which phrase best describes Charlie at the end of "Flowers for Algernon."

What kind of behavior is most typical of someone who is introspective?

What is the direct object in this sentence: In the beginning, Charlie misspelled many words in his journal.

What does it mean to " pull a Charlie Gordon."

From what point of view is "Flowers for Algernon."

If a person experiences deterioration in their vision, what is happening?

Why do the doctor's use Charlie for the experiment?

In Flowers for Algernon, who is Ms. Kinnian?

What main theme about science is most clearly suggested in "Flowers for Algernon."

What happens to Charlie at the end of Flowers for Algernon?

Why does Charlie not want to make up stories about what he sees in the inkblot?

What is one aspect of the text that shows Charlie is returning to his old condition?

Which of these sentences contain an indirect object?

Which of these phrases most likely arouses suspicion?