Flowers for Algernon Test Review

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What emotion does Charlie feel when he realizes he is being mocked by his friends?

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Embarrassed

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What does Charlie's final progress report suggest about his life before the operation?

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Charlie's life seemed simpler and more fulfilling before the operation and now he feels lonely.

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What allows Algernon to win the maze against Charlie?

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The operation.

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How can Charlie be characterized in his determination to win the maze race against Algernon?

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Determined.

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What is Charlie's primary goal by the end of the entry dated March 23?

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To beat Algernon in the maze.

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What is the significance of the operation in 'Flowers for Algernon'?

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The operation is intended to increase Charlie's intelligence but leads to unforeseen consequences.

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How does Charlie's perception of friendship change throughout the story?

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Charlie initially believes he has friends, but as he becomes more intelligent, he realizes they were mocking him.

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What does the maze symbolize in 'Flowers for Algernon'?

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The maze symbolizes the challenges and obstacles Charlie faces in his quest for intelligence and acceptance.

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What is the role of progress reports in the narrative?

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Progress reports provide insight into Charlie's thoughts, feelings, and changes over time.

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How does Charlie's intelligence affect his relationships with others?

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As Charlie becomes more intelligent, he becomes isolated and struggles to connect with those around him.