Flowers for Algernon test

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How does Charlie feel about Miss Kinnian in the middle of the story?

Back

He says he is in love with her.

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Why does Dr. Strauss require Charlie to keep a journal?

Back

To monitor Charlie's progress through his words and thoughts.

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Why is Charlie furious at himself and the crowd at the restaurant?

Back

He had forgotten he once was just like the boy.

Front

Why does Charlie decide to work to increase human intelligence?

Back

He decides to use his intelligence to help 'his people', people who are mentally challenged.

Front

What is the theme of 'Flowers for Algernon' in the first part of the story?

Back

The pursuit of intelligence and its impact on relationships and self-perception.

Front

What is the significance of Charlie's journal entries?

Back

They reflect his thoughts and progress as he undergoes changes in intelligence.

Front

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

Back

He evolves from feeling inferior to gaining confidence and self-awareness.

Front

What role does Algernon play in the story?

Back

Algernon is a mouse who undergoes the same intelligence-enhancing procedure as Charlie.

Front

What does Charlie's relationship with his mother reveal about his past?

Back

It shows the emotional struggles and misunderstandings he faced growing up.

Front

How does the story explore the concept of intelligence?

Back

It examines the benefits and drawbacks of increased intelligence on personal relationships.