Honors FFA Review

This character is a fun-loving, romantic interest for Charlie

• Alice

• Faye

• Rose

• Norma

This character leaves Rose and becomes a barber

• Matt

• Charlie

• Strauss

• Algernon

Employee who steals money from the bakery

• Matt

• Mr. Donner

• Gimpy

• Guarino

Charlie's mental changes are most clearly shown through...

• changes in his language use

• higher test scores

• his improved living situation

• better relationships with people around him

What does Charlie MOST value in life?

• friendship and companionship

• intelligence

• strength

• survival skills

Charlie's research reveals that...

• the conclusions reached with Algernon will not happen to humans

• his intelligence will continue to increase

• his change is permanent

• his intelligence will quickly deteriorate

How does Charlie's intellectual disability affect his view of the world around him?

• He hates everyone for being smarter than he is

• He is ignorant but generally happy

• He thinks the world is unfair and unkind

• He is perfectly content

How was Charlie's loss of intelligence foreshadowed?

• The doctors told him it would not last

• There was no foreshadowing. It was a major surprise.

• Algernon began to lose his intelligence

• Another student from his night school class told him it would happen

How does the story convey its message about the ethical implications of scientific advancements?

• Through Charlie's journal entries

• Through Algernon's behavior

• Through interactions with Miss. Kinnian

• Through the moral dilemmas faced by the characters

How does the writing style of the story change as Charlie becomes more intelligent?

• It becomes more simplistic and straightforward.

• It becomes poetic and metaphorical.

• It becomes more complex and sophisticated.

• It remains consistent throughout the story.