WorksheetsFlowers for Algernon Vocabulary
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Capable of being seen or felt
refute
tangible
hypothesis
prove wrong using evidence
refute
misled
obscure
Always
invariably
verified
regression
fooled, led to believe something wrong
tangible
obscure
misled
looking inward
introspective
misled
verified
confirmed
deterioration
hypothesis
verified
hide
obscure
regression
hypothesis
a theory to be proved
hypothesis
introspective
regression
worsen, decline
misled
deterioration
refute
a return to a former or less developed state
verified
introspective
regression
Writing based on real or imaginary scientific developments and often set in the future.
biography
science fiction
historical fiction
Perspective from which the story is written
subplot
uplift
point of view
The story, Flowers for Algernon, is written in _________________, where the narrator is a character and uses "I" and "we."
first-person
third-person
Chinese
a minor plot that relates in some way to the main story
progress report
subplot
uplift
When a writer repeats certain elements of the plot, such as when Charlie and Algernon race each other more than once...
conflict
subplot
parallel episodes
A problem between characters
person against person
person against nature
A problem within a character's own mind
person against world
person against self
