Flowers for Algernon Unit Test

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What does Charlie's I.Q. of 68 indicate?

Back

It indicates intellectual disability.

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How does Charlie's writing style evolve as he gains intelligence?

Back

It improves in spelling, grammar, and complexity.

Front

What led to Charlie's dismissal from Mr. Donnegan's factory?

Back

His coworkers signed a petition against him.

Front

What is a significant theme in 'Flowers for Algernon'?

Back

All humans deserve to be treated with dignity.

Front

What happens to artificially increased intelligence according to Charlie's research?

Back

It deteriorates proportionally to the increase.

Front

What is the primary focus of 'Flowers for Algernon'?

Back

The exploration of intelligence and its impact on human relationships.

Front

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

Back

He becomes more aware of his own limitations and the complexities of human emotions.

Front

What role does the character Algernon play in the story?

Back

Algernon serves as a symbol of the effects of artificial intelligence and its eventual decline.

Front

What ethical questions are raised by the experiment conducted on Charlie?

Back

The story raises questions about the morality of altering human intelligence and the consequences of such actions.

Front

How does the relationship between Charlie and his coworkers evolve?

Back

Initially, they are supportive, but as Charlie becomes more intelligent, they become resentful.