Flowers for Algernon pgs. 297-306

After Charlie is fired from the factory, why hasn't Charlie written any progress reports in the previous two weeks?

• He is becoming forgetful

• He's too busy thinking and reading

• He's been trying to find a job

• He's mad at Dr. Nemur

How does Charlie react to the degrading comments made about the young, mentally handicapped diner worker dropping plates?

• Charlie takes part in the comments

• Charlie ignores the diner worker and his accident

• Charlie helps the diner worker clean up the mess from the accident

• Charlie stands up for the diner worker and yells at the people for making the degrading comments

After the incident with the young dishwasher, Charlie decides that he must...

• use his gifts of intellectual awareness to help others who are like he was

• volunteer his time on the weekends to teach adults with disabilities

• go to work for Miss Kinnian at the adult learning center

• spend more time with Algernon

What is the first sign that something is wrong with Algernon?

• he is losing weight

• he is sleeping more and more

• he bites Charlie

• his white hair looks gray

When Charlie is given his own lab, he starts sleeping...

• on a cot in the lab

• with the television off

• in Dr. Nemur's office

• near Algernon's cage

In his lab research, what conclusion does Charlie reach?

• Charlie's newly gained intelligence is permanent

• Charlie's newly gained intelligence will fade away

• Charlie will only grow smarter and smarter

• Charlie will become smarter, but Algernon will continue to decline

When Algernon dies, Charlie first...

• donates his body to science

• performs the autopsy himself

• buries him

• places him back in the maze

At the end of the story, Charlie...

• finds his mother

• tells Ms. Kinnian he loves her

• sues Dr. Strauss and the psychology department

• moves away