Flowers for Algernon

What is the main job that Charlie has at the beginning of the story?

• Delivery boy

• Janitor

• Teacher

• Waiter

What is Charlie's initial IQ before the experimental surgery?

• 100

• 120

• 68

• 85

What is the central premise of "Flowers for Algernon"?

• A man discovers a new species of flower.

• A man travels to the future.

• A man becomes a successful florist.

• A man undergoes surgery to increase his intelligence.

Who are the two scientists who conduct the experiment on Charlie?

• Dr. Strauss and Professor Nemur

• Dr. Frank and Dr. Joe

• Dr. Martin and Dr. Emily

• Dr. Johnson and Dr. Smith

What is Charlie Gordon's initial motivation for undergoing the experimental surgery?

• To impress his coworkers

• To prove himself to his family

• To become smarter and learn more

• To win a bet

What event triggers Charlie's realization that his intelligence might decline?

• Algernon's death

• His birthday

• Meeting his family

• Losing his job

What does Charlie do when he realizes his intelligence is declining?

• He seeks medical help.

• He isolates himself.

• He writes a book.

• He undergoes another surgery.

How does the story end for Charlie?

• He becomes a renowned scientist.

• He moves to another continent.

• He dies due to the surgery.

• He regresses back to his original state of low intelligence.

What is the significance of the title "Flowers for Algernon"?

• It refers to the flowers Charlie brings to Algernon's grave.

• It symbolizes Algernon's love for gardening.

• It represents the flowers used in the laboratory experiment.

• It signifies the flowers Algernon receives as a reward.

How does Charlie ultimately feel about his experience with increased intelligence?

• He regrets undergoing the surgery.

• He believes it was worth the journey.

• He wishes he could forget it all.

• He feels indifferent about the whole ordeal.