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100

Who initially chooses Charlie to be the subject of the experiment

Dr. Strauss

100
What was Charlie's condition where he could not remember the past called

Amnesia

100

Charlie's strong desire to learn leads to Charlie being chosen for what?

The experiment

100

This word means, "A doctor who operates on the brain or nervous system"

Neurosurgeon

100

This word means, "Leading someone to believe something wrong"

Misleading

200
This word means, "Someone who takes advantage of a situation to gain something"

Opportunist

200

Which character besides Charlie undergoes the surgery to increase their IQ

Algernon

200

This word means, "Not knowing how to read or write"

Illiteracy

200

This word means, "A woman who is unpleasant and likes to argue"

Shrew

200

This word means, "A return to being less advanced"

Regression

300

How does Charlie misunderstand the first Rorschach Test

He doesn't understand he is supposed to see other pictures in the inkblots

300

This word means, "A written request asking someone to change something, usually signed by a lot of people"

Petition

300

How does the author show Charlie's changes in intelligence throughout the story

Through improvements and regressions in Charlie's vocabulary and grammar

300

What do Charlie's coworkers say when someone makes a foolish mistake

"You really pulled a Charlie Gordon"

300

This word means, "Able to more different parts of your body well together"

Coordination

400

What does Charlie move into his laboratory in order to work as much as possible

A cot

400

Why do Charlie's coworkers no longer talk to Charlie after his surgery

They notice his change in character and think it's strange

400

Why is Dr. Nemur always in a rush to publish his results?

He fears someone else will steal credit and publish a similar experiment

400

Charlie decides to do this at the end of the story because he does not want anybody to feel sorry for him

Leave New York

400

How does Charlie's second date with Ms. Kinnian go? Why?

Badly because he is only able to discuss topics she cannot understand

500

Why does Charlie volunteer for the surgery

1) He wants to understand the world around him

2) He wants to be respected by others

500

Name 3 parallel episodes (or repeating events) that occur in "Flowers for Algernon"

1) His punctuation and grammar are bad

2) He attends Ms. Kinnian's classes

3) He works as a janitor at the factory

500
During what periods in the story does Charlie have trouble having meaningful relationships with people

When he is too intelligent and when he is too dumb

500

What does Algernon's regression foreshadow?

Charlie's mental deterioration

500

The part of the story where the dishwasher drops the dishes and Charlie understands he used to be like the dishwasher shows us what about Charlie's mind

Charlie is able to think critically about himself

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