Flowers for Algernon Part 1 Quiz

What is the name of the main character in 'Flowers for Algernon'?

• Charlie Gordon

• Sarah Brown

• Michael Smith

• David Johnson

How does the main character's intelligence change throughout the story?

• The main character's intelligence becomes irrelevant

• The main character's intelligence improves

• The main character's intelligence deteriorates

• The main character's intelligence stays the same

What can you infer about the main character's feelings based on their actions in the first part of the story?

• The main character's feelings can be inferred from the weather in the story

• The main character's feelings are likely to be revealed through their actions, such as their body language, tone of voice, and interactions with other characters.

• The main character's feelings can be inferred from the color of their clothing

• The main character's feelings can be inferred from the food they eat

What is the meaning of the word 'intellectual' as used in the story?

• Physically strong and athletic

• Financially successful and wealthy

• Emotionally sensitive and empathetic

• Highly educated and knowledgeable

What is the significance of Algernon in the story?

• Algernon has no significance in the story

• Algernon is just a minor character

• The significance of Algernon is never explained

• Algernon plays a significant role in exploring the themes of the story.

Describe the relationship between the main character and Miss Kinnian.

• Doctor-patient

• Neighbors

• Teacher-student

• Siblings

What is the main conflict in the first part of 'Flowers for Algernon'?

• Financial struggle

• Internal struggle of the protagonist

• Struggle with a physical illness

• Conflict with the antagonist

How does the author develop the main character's personality in the first part of the story?

• Through the use of flashbacks and dreams

• By describing the weather and setting of the story

• By providing a detailed physical description of the character

• Through their actions, thoughts, and interactions with other characters

What is the theme of 'Flowers for Algernon' as seen in the first part of the story?

• The theme of time travel and its effect on historical events

• The theme of environmental conservation and its impact on society

• The theme of love and romance in a futuristic society

• The pursuit of intelligence and its impact on relationships and self-perception

What is the role of science and technology in 'Flowers for Algernon'?

• Science and technology are portrayed as harmful and destructive

• Science and technology play a crucial role in the development of the main character

• Science and technology are irrelevant to the story

• Science and technology are portrayed as beneficial and progressive