Plot
Characters
Literary Terms
Vocab
Grab Bag
100

Charlie lived briefly at this location as a boy, and, by the end of the book, will return to this institution. 

What is the Warren Home? 

100

Charlie lashes out at this character, causing her to move out of his apartment. 

Who is Alice? 

100

A lesson in a story is called this. 

What is theme? 

100

Charlie says he will not let Algernon's body be put here; instead, he buries Algernon. 

What is the incinerator? 

100

This is the narrator of Flowers for Algernon

Who is Charlie? 

200

Charlie works here and has since he was a boy. 

Where is Donner's Bakery? 

200

Charlie watches sports and drinks beer with this character when they are roommates. 

Who is Algernon? 

200

This is the type of narrator used in Flowers for Algernon.

What is first person? 

200

Back in the day, this would be used with laundry to make it stiff. 

What is starch? 

200

This is the sub-genre of literature that Flowers for Algernon falls in to. 

What is science fiction? 

300

Charlie deals with internal conflict when he realizes that this character is stealing from Mr. Donner. 

Who is Gimpy? 

300

Toward the end of the book, Charlie reintroduces himself to this character, who admits to being mean to him as a child. 

Who is Norma? 

300

A clue about events that will come later in the book is called this. 

What is foreshadowing? 

300

This word means to make something sound less bad than it really is. 

What is a euphemism? 

300

This character owns a barber shop. 

Who is Matt? 

400

Charlie escapes with Algernon after growing frustrated at a conference in this city. 

Where is Chicago? 

400

Charlie has a memory of this person chasing him with a knife. 

Who is Rose? 

400

Flowers for Algernon is this type of novel because it is written in journal entries. 

What is epsitolary? 

400

This person takes notes in meetings or during speeches in shorthand. 

What is a stenographer? 

400

This vocabulary word describes a non-romantic relationship. 

What is platonic? 

500

Charlie develops a theory that his surgery's effects are temporary; he writes a paper about it and calls it this. 

What is the Algernon-Gordon Effect? 

500

Charlie grows frustrated by this character because he makes Charlie feel like a lab rat instead of a person. 

Who is Professor Nemur? 

500

An unexpected outcome that shares a deeper meaning is called this. 

What is irony? 

500

This is a word used to describe someone who sells things. 

What is peddler? 

500

This is Charlie's last request at the end of the book. 

What is to put flowers on Algernon's grave in the backyard?