led to believe false information

something you can see, feel, etc.

to prove something incorrect using evidence

return to an earlier or less advanced condition

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Vocabulary for "Flowers for Algernon"

Question	Answer
misled	led to believe false information
tangible	something you can see, feel, etc.
refute	to prove something incorrect using evidence
invariably	always
regression	return to an earlier or less advanced condition
verified	proven, confirmed
obscure	hide
deterioration	falling apart, declining
hypothesis	theory to be proved
introspective	looking inward