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Flowers For Algernon Study Guide
Test Description: Review for an assessment over the short story Flowers for Algernon
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) The reader learns the most about Charlie Gordon through
A
Charlie's thoughts and feelings
B
The doctor's lab notes about Charlie
C
Miss Kinnian's opinions of and reactions to Charlie
D
The author's descriptions of Charlie's physical traits
2) After the operation, Charlie begins to spend a great deal of time alone because
A
Miss Kinnian and the doctors often try to avoid him.
B
he wants a quiet place where he can listen to music.
C
he lacks friends who can match his intellectual level.
D
Mrs. Flynn objects to his having visitors in his room.
3) At the beginning of the story, what is revealed to the reader about Charlie's relationships with people at work?
A
The doctor has not been specific enough with his instructions to Charlie.
B
The people who he thinks of as friends are making fun of him.
C
His friends care for him deeply.
D
He is held up as a positive example at work.
4) The operation that Charlie is selected for is to
A
give him new memories
B
mend tissue
C
make him forget things.
D
triple his intelligence
5) Based on the content of the story, what is the author's opinion of mentally disabled individuals?
A
Daniel Keyes is Charlie Gordon.
B
Daniel Keyes does not like them.
C
Daniel Keyes does not care either way.
D
Daniel Keyes is passionate about mentally disabled people.
6) What can the reader infer from the details about Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur?
A
The doctors are cold-hearted scientists who care nothing for Charlie.
B
The two doctors are somewhat competitive
C
The two doctors are equally kind to Charlie.
D
The two doctors are closed friends who completely support each other's careers
7) At the end of the story, Charlie says of Miss Kinnian - The thought of leaving her behind made me sad. What does this statement foreshadow?
A
Charlie's intelligence will change in ways that make a relationship with her impossible.
B
Miss Kinnian will refuse to have anything more to do with the experiment.
C
Charlie will be offered a job position that will take him far away.
D
Miss Kinnian will do something that will destroy Charlie's love for her.
8) What is the point of view of Flowers for Algernon
A
first person, Charlie's doctors point of view
B
third person, telling the thoughts of Kiss Kinnian and Charlie only
C
third person, telling the thoughts of many characters
D
first person, from Charlie's point of view
9) The success of the operation is most evident in
A
Charlie's entry into the Special Olympics.
B
Charlie's ability to read an eye chart.
C
Charlie's quick rise to chief administrator at the hospital.
D
Charlie's rapid improvement in spelling and grammar in the progress reports,
10) What is Charlie's intelligence compared to?
A
a white mouse
B
a rat
C
other people who have had the surgery
D
a flower
11) Miss Kinnian believes Charlie is the best candidate for the operation because
A
he is in better health than the others.
B
he is happy.
C
he stays the lastest at school.
D
he is motivated to learn.
12) Which sentence best states the doctor's reason for having Charlie compete with Algernon?
A
By seeing how well Algernon is doing, Charlie may be more willing to undergo the operation.
B
It is a way of comparing their levels of intelligence.
C
The doctors want to see how well Charlie tolerates stress.
D
Charlie needs to learn the rules for running mazes.
13) What is the first sign of Charlie's intelligence changing after the surgery?
A
his brain measures a higher intelligence
B
he eats a cake
C
he passes the ink blot test
D
his writing ability and beating Algernon
14) Charlie leaves New York because
A
he can't get a job now that he isn't a genius.
B
his landlady throws him out after he doesn't pay the rent.
C
he doesn't want people to feel sorry for him.
D
he doesn't want the men at the factory to laugh at him again.
15) The FIRST inkblot tests that the doctors ask Charlie to complete prove to be
A
helpful
B
useless
C
illegal
D
humerous
16) When Charlie becomes a genius, his most important discovery is
A
that he has to communicate with Miss Kinnian on a lower level
B
that Dr. Nemur doesn't know the work on experimental intelligence in India
C
that Algernon will soon die
D
his theory about how quickly artificial intelligence deteriorates (or declines)
17) Charlie is referred for the operation by
A
Dr. Nemur
B
Miss Kinnian
C
His father
D
Mr. Donnegan
18) The entries that deal with grammar demonstrate how far Charlie has come in gaining intelligence. Which fact best proves how far Charlie has progressed?
A
Miss Kinnian says he's a fine person.
B
Charlie is able to figure out that he is using commas incorrectly
C
Charlie is not sure why people need to know how to spell
D
Charlie notices that Miss Kinnian has something in her eye
19) At the end of the story, what is revealed to the reader about Charlie's relationships with people at work?
A
The people who he thinks of as friends are making fun of him
B
The doctor has not been specific enough with his instructions to Charlie.
C
The people who he thinks are not his friends care for him.
D
He is held up as a positive example at work.
20) How does Charlie's personality change after surgery?
A
He turns into a mouse
B
He becomes more generous with his thoughts
C
He still perceives the world as being kind
D
He becomes extremely smart and notices that the people around him are not as smart as he thought
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