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Flowers Test Review

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Charlie Gordon mentally challenged person who had an operation
Algernon Charlie's experiment was tried on him first
Joe Carp he and Frank Reilly picked on Charlie
Dr. Strauss a neurosurgeon who found Charlie and conducted the operation
Dr. Nemur a psychologist who had a "shrew" of a wife
Fanny Girden coworker who would not sign the petition
Burt psychologist who does some testing with Charlie
Mr. Donnegan Charlie's boss at the factory
Miss Kinnian Charlie's teacher at the Adult Learning Center
Mrs. Flynn Charlie's helpful landlord
Daniel Keyes the author of "Flowers for Algernon"
What is the setting of the story? NYC, 1965
How old is Charlie Gordon at the beginning of the novel? 37
What is Charlie's IQ at the beginning of the story? 68
Who tells Charlie to start writing Progress Reports? Dr. Strauss
Who recommends Charlie to Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur? Miss Kinnian
Why does Charlie write Progress Reports? to monitor his progress
When Charlie is first given a Rorschach test, what happens? he saw only a fountain pen leaking
Why is Algernon important in the experiment? he foreshadows what will happen to Charlie
Why is Charlie chosen for the experiment? because of his motivation and personality
What does is mean to "pull a Charlie Gordon"? to do something stupid
Why won't Charlie make up stories for the Thematic Apperception Test? he doesn't want to lie
What does Dr. Strauss do to make Charlie smarter? operates on his brain
What emotions does Charlie experience after the operation? anger, frustration, disappointment
When does Charlie feel ashamed for the first time? when he realizes what it means to "pull a Charlie Gordon"
What does Charlie use the TV the doctors gave him for? to learn while he sleeps
What is the first hardcover book that Charlie reads? Robinson Crusoe
Why does Charlie leave his job at the factory? a petition asks to be fired
What does Charlie want to do with his intelligence? help others who are like him
What character does Charlie identify with the most in the last half of the story? Algernon
From what point of view is this story told? first person
The most major conflict occurs with what character? Charlie and himself
What is the climax of this story? Algernon bites Charlie
What is an example of irony in the story? Charlie is still isolated from others even though he is intelligent
Created by: chassen
 

 



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