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1
Why does Fanny not sign the petition to have Charlie fired?
Fanny likes Charlie
Fanny had been fired from a job & knew how Charlie felt
Fanny disliked Joe Carp and Frank Reilly
Fanny was against the petition on principle
2
Why does Charlie take books with him when he leaves town in the end?
To prove to others he once was able to read these hard books
He wants a memory of his attempt to get smarter
He wants to try hard to be smart like before the operation
He plans on going to night school, and he needs books
3
Why is Charlie alarmed when Algernon’s behavior changes?
He's angry that he can't make Algernon’s intelligence last
He's worried others won't like him like Algernon did
Algernon is his one true friend & he's now mean to Charlie
He's afraid because the same thing will happen to him
4
What do the flowers on Algernon's grave symbolize?
how much they loved each other
remembering how he was smart for awhile
the dangers of animal testing
the conflict between two branches of science
5
What is the format and point of view used for "Flowers for Algernon"?
Journal format and 1st person point of view.
Journal style and 2nd person point of view.
Story format and 3rd person point of view.
1st person point of view and interview format.
6
The story is divided into progress reports in order of date to...
Track Charlie’s thoughts & progress before & after surgery
Help Charlie keep track of different reports for the doctors
Show Charlie is can't think of chapter titles before surgery
Tell Charlie's story from different POV's
7
What Charlie feels when he realizes his fate will be the same as Algernon’s
anger
shame
confusion
fear
8
What Charlie feels just before the operation
confusion
fear
anger
pride
9
Immediately after the operation, Charlie is disappointed because...
He cannot visit his family.
He hears the doctors arguing about their hopes for Charlie.
He cannot see Miss Kinnian.
He doesn't feel any smarter.
10
Which of these explain the Algernon-Gordon Effect?
The rate of increase is more than the rate of decrease
The amount of increase is less than the rate of decrease
The amount of increase is proportional to rate of decrease
The rate of increase is equal to the rate of decrease
11
What Charlie feels when he sees people making fun of the dishwasher
love
sadness
fear
shame
12
Who said this: "Even a feeble-minded man wants to be like other men.”
Miss Kinnian
Frank
Fanny
Charlie
13
What Charlie feels the first time he beats Algernon in a race
confusion
pride
hope
shame
14
Burt shows Charlie the inkblots
after
his surgery, and this time Charlie reacts by
Getting mad at Burt for treating him like a child
Throwing the cards on the floor and refusing to participate
Questioning just how feeble-minded he was before the surgery
Analyzing the pictures and lying to Burt about what he saw
15
What Charlie feels toward Miss Kinnian
hope
anger
love
fear
16
At the end of the story, Charlie…(NOT what you think happens, but how the story ends…)
leaves New York
can no longer walk
dies
does not know who he is
17
Who said this: “Look at how well hes lerned to read and write...I say we use him"
Dr. Strauss
Frank
Dr. Nemur
Miss Kinnian
18
What Charlie feels when he realizes he is getting too smart for Miss Kinnian
fear
anger
loneliness
love
19
“As if he’d hidden this part of himself to deceive me..." tells
what
about Charlie's thinking?
Charlie no longer believes that doctors are smart people.
Charlie has discovered that smart people never pretend.
Charlie is more suspicious & paranoid as he grew smarter.
Charlie wishes to be more like he was before the operation.
20
Why did Charlie go to night school? What does that tell you about him?
Charlie's mom said it would be a good thing to do.
All his life Charlie wanted to be smart & not dumb.
Charlie asked some people where the school was.
Charlie had friends who attended night school.
21
Who said this "At werst you will have it for a little wile and your doing something for sience”
Dr. Strauss
Miss Kinnian
Joe
Fanny
22
Which of these might be a theme in the story?
People can never change their lives.
Being intelligent is more important than anything.
Operations can fix almost anything.
It may be better to have friends than to be too smart.
23
Why does Charlie leave the factory?
He believes that he is too smart to work in a factory
He wants to spend all his time reading & listening to music
Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur want him to live at the lab.
His coworkers are afraid of Charlie & his quick intelligence
24
What was the goal of the operation?
The goal was to triple Charlie's intelligence.
The goal was to stop Charlie from having seizures.
Dr. Nemur wanted to make an intellectual superman.
The goal was to make smarter people even smarter.
25
Who said this: “It was evil when Eve listened to the snake and ate from the tree of knowledge"
Joe
Fanny
Frank
Miss Kinnian
26
How does Charlie react to the ink blot test and the Thematic Apperception test?
Charlie was afraid he failed the tests.
Charlie wondered how many time he would take them.
Charlie thought they were interesting.
Charlie liked taking the tests.
27
Why does
Dr. Strauss
say they should use Charlie for the experiment?
Dr. Nemur wanted to use an intellectually disabled person.
Charlie is good natured, interested, and eager to please.
Charlie is dull, apathetic, and hard to reach.
Miss Kinnian tells him Charlie is her best student.
28
Which of these is foreshadowed when Charlie sees two men fencing in the inkblot?
Charlie will be all alone
Algernon will die
the operation will fail
Charlie's doctors will fight about the experiment
29
What is the purpose of the TV that Dr. Strauss gave to Charlie?
To give Charlie positive thoughts while he slept
To teach things to Charlie's subconscious mind
To give Charlie something to watch at night
To help Charlie sleep
30
Which incident horrified Charlie
the most
?
He learned Dr.s weren’t so smart & he was smarter than them
When he told Miss Kinnian he didn’t like her anymore
When he learned what “pulling a Charlie Gordon” meant
When he laughed at & made fun of a mentally challenged man
31
Why is Charlie motivated to publish the results despite the failure of the operation?
He wants to embarrass Dr. Nemur because Dr. Nemur was wrong
To encourage the scientific world to help people like him
Disproving a theory is as important as proving the theory
It shows the world he was brave enough to try the experiment
32
What happened to Charlie when he went out with Joe and Frank?
He got drunk
He got beat up
He learned what it meant to "pull a Charlie Gordon"
He felt shame
33
Why did Dr. Strauss
originally
want Charlie to write everything down in progress reports?
He wanted to get an overall picture of who Charlie was.
He wanted Charlie’s thoughts on the entire procedure.
To give Charlie something to do while gaining intelligence.
There were many applicants and Dr. Strauss wanted the best.
34
What Charlie feels when he realizes what it means to “pull a Charlie Gordon”
shame
love
fear
anger
35
“I said why shud I make up lies...I always get caut.” What does this tell you about Charlie?
Lacks imagination; he connects storytelling with lying.
He can't afford the surgery so he pretends to be less smart
He is impatient because there are so many tests to take
He is depressed because he has had failures all his life
