Flowers for Algernon Quiz: Progress Reports 1-8: 2019

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Describe at least 1 sign that shows Charlie is changing now that he has had the operation. Make sure to be descriptive in your answer!

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Describe at least 1 example of dramatic irony that we have seen in this story so far. Explain how your example fits the definition of dramatic irony.

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Describe what Charlie had thought would happen right after the operation vs. what really did happen right after the operation.

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Describe how Charlie is feeling in Progress Report 5 before surgery. How does having a first-person narrator help to describe what Charlie is feeling? To get BOTH of the points for this question, make sure to answer BOTH parts of the original question.

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Charlie fails his first inkblot test because he -

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Why does Charlie agree to have the operation?

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What do the factory workers mean by saying someone "pulled a Charlie Gordon?"

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The inkblot test Charlie takes in Progress Report 2 is called the

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Which of the following things is NOT one of Charlie's good luck charms?

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What do Charlie's use of his good luck charms reveal about his personality?

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Which of the following lines from the text prove that your answer for #10 is correct?

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Why does Miss Kinnian recommend Charlie for the experiment?

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The second test Charlie takes requires him to "make up stories" about people in pictures. This test is called the

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Charlie dislikes the above test because

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The "present" Dr. Strauss has for Charlie after the operation is

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In the story, who is Miss Kinnian?

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The information conveyed in Progress Report 1 shows that Charlie -

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Because the story is written from a first-person point of view, the reader is better able to -

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Which sentence from Progress Report 3 best illustrates Charlie's frustration?

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What is a similarity between Charlie and Algernon?

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What evidence from the story supports why Charlie would be a good candidate for the experiment?

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The argument between Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur reveals that

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What can the reader infer about the events in Progress Report 8?

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What does Charlie think smart people think about?

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How does Charlie's relationship with Algernon change right after the operation?

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Who asks Charlie to write the progress reports?

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Which of the following can we infer is the reason for requiring Charlie to keep a journal of his progress reports?

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Who is Algernon?

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What writing format does the story take or use?

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Describe at least 1 sign that shows Charlie is changing now that he has had the operation. Make sure to be descriptive in your answer!

Describe at least 1 example of dramatic irony that we have seen in this story so far. Explain how your example fits the definition of dramatic irony.

Describe what Charlie had thought would happen right after the operation vs. what really did happen right after the operation.

Describe how Charlie is feeling in Progress Report 5 before surgery. How does having a first-person narrator help to describe what Charlie is feeling? To get BOTH of the points for this question, make sure to answer BOTH parts of the original question.

Charlie fails his first inkblot test because he -

Why does Charlie agree to have the operation?

What do the factory workers mean by saying someone "pulled a Charlie Gordon?"

The inkblot test Charlie takes in Progress Report 2 is called the

Which of the following things is NOT one of Charlie's good luck charms?

What do Charlie's use of his good luck charms reveal about his personality?

Which of the following lines from the text prove that your answer for #10 is correct?

Why does Miss Kinnian recommend Charlie for the experiment?

The second test Charlie takes requires him to "make up stories" about people in pictures. This test is called the

Charlie dislikes the above test because

The "present" Dr. Strauss has for Charlie after the operation is

In the story, who is Miss Kinnian?

The information conveyed in Progress Report 1 shows that Charlie -

Because the story is written from a first-person point of view, the reader is better able to -

Which sentence from Progress Report 3 best illustrates Charlie's frustration?

What is a similarity between Charlie and Algernon?

What evidence from the story supports why Charlie would be a good candidate for the experiment?

The argument between Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur reveals that

What can the reader infer about the events in Progress Report 8?

What does Charlie think smart people think about?

How does Charlie's relationship with Algernon change right after the operation?

Who asks Charlie to write the progress reports?

Which of the following can we infer is the reason for requiring Charlie to keep a journal of his progress reports?

Who is Algernon?

What writing format does the story take or use?

What can you infer from the details about Charlie at the start of "Flowers for Algernon"?