Flowers for Algernon Part 2

As Charlie becomes more intelligent, he also becomes 

• more lonely
• more forgiving
• happier
• kinder

When Charlie discovers the Algernon-Gordon effect, he realizes that 

• The operation should have been done differently
• The doctors have been lying to him.
• The experiment will fail.
• He will become even more intelligent.

What does Charlie NOT use as a lucky charm?

• Rabbit's foot
• Horseshoe
• Lucky Penny
• A four-leaf clover

What is the allusion used in Flowers for Algernon?

• The Bible/Paradise Lost
• Charlie is compared to Winnie the Pooh
• Miss Kinnian is compared to Jenny from Forest Gump.
• The professors are compared to Albert Einstein.

Which is NOT an example of foreshadowing?

• Algernon dies.
• Charlie leaves New York City
• A black cat crosses Charlie's path on his way to the hospital to have the operation.

When Charlie defends the dishwasher in the restuarant he does all of the following EXCEPT

• is disgusted with himself for at first laughing at the boy
• remembers that he also used to play the clown
• realizes how intelligent he has become.
• decides to work in the field of human intelligence

We use CONTEXT CLUES to 

• see what will happen next in a story.
• Figure out words we may not know.
• make the writing seem more colorful.
• prove things are not always as they seem.

Which of the following episodes is repeated in the story to make parallel episodes?

• Charlie has an operation.
• Charlie has dinner with Miss Kinnian.
• Miss Kinnian cries at dinner and again when Charlie shows up in class near the end of the story.
• Charlie defends the dishwasher in the restaurant.

Near the end of the story,  Joe Carp and Frank defend Charlie when another co-worker makes fun of him.  This is an example of which literary device?

• Foreshadowing
• Simile
• Irony
• Inference

" It's slipping away like sand through my fingers." 
The is an example of what literary device?

• Metaphor
• Simile
• Inference
• Context clue