Flowers for Algernon Reading Test

In Charlie's letter to Miss Kinnian and the doctors at the end of the story, he tells him

• to leave flowers on Algernon’s grave

• to bury Algernon

• to take care of Algernon

• not to operate on any more mice

At the height of his intelligence, Charlie becomes irritated with his doctors because

• he is now smarter than they are

• they can’t do algebra

• the make him repeatedly take the Rorschach test

• they want him to keep racing Algernon

How do Charlie's feelings for Miss Kinnian change over the course of the story?

• he falls in love with her

• she becomes like a mother to him

• he always thinks of her as just a teacher

• he dislikes her because she isn't smart

After studying punctuation with Miss Kinnian, Charlie

• he figures it all out after reading the grammar book

• studies for weeks before we see an improvement

• never makes a mistake

• refuses to do his homework

In his first Rorschach test, Charlie sees

• ink

• bats

• cars

• houses

When Charlie writes about the "amazed," he is referring to

• that maze he and Algernon race to solve

• his discovery that intelligence is temporary

• the deterioration of Algernon’s behavior

• the ink blot test

In the beginning Charlie won't make up stories about people in the pictures because

• he doesn't want to tell lies

• he wants to fool the doctors

• he forgot his glasses and can't see

• he doesn’t want to have the surgery

"Pulling a Charlie Gordon" means

• you have done something stupid

• you are having an operation

• you work in a factory

• you have a pet mouse

Who is the protagonist in the story?

• Charlie

• Dr. Strauss

• Miss Kinnian

• Dr. Nemur

The story is written in _______ point of view?

• 1st

• 2nd

• 3rd

• 4th