Unfolding Charlie Gordon's Journey

What is the main reason Charlie agrees to undergo the experimental surgery?

• He wants to impress his co-workers.

• He is promised a large sum of money.

• He desires to be smarter like his friends.

• He is forced by his family.

Who is Algernon?

• Charlie's co-worker.

• A mouse who has undergone the same surgery as Charlie will have.

• The doctor performing the surgery.

• Charlie's best friend.

What kind of tests does Charlie take before the surgery?

• Physical fitness tests.

• Personality assessments.

• Intelligence tests, including inkblot and maze tests.

• Medical health screenings.

How do Charlie's co-workers at the bakery treat him?

• With respect and kindness.

• They ignore him completely.

• They often make fun of him.

• They are envious of his opportunity.

What is the name of the scientist in charge of the experiment?

• Dr. Strauss.

• Dr. Nemur.

• Dr. Algernon.

• Dr. Berger.

What does Charlie hope to achieve by becoming smarter?

• He wants to take revenge on those who mocked him.

• He hopes to learn enough to teach others.

• He wishes to understand human nature better.

• He wants to be able to read and write properly.

How does Charlie initially feel about the tests he has to take?

• He is excited and eager.

• He is indifferent and uninterested.

• He is nervous and scared.

• He is frustrated because he finds them difficult.

What is Charlie's job at the bakery?

• Delivery driver.

• Cake decorator.

• Janitor and errand boy.

• Baker's assistant.

Who encourages Charlie to keep trying with his reading and writing?

• His parents.

• His co-workers.

• Miss Kinnian, his teacher at the adult learning center.

• Dr. Strauss.

What does Charlie think will happen if he becomes smart?

• He will no longer have any friends.

• He will be able to make more money.

• People will like him more.

• He will finally be able to understand religion.