AnswersLanguage Arts 8 - ELA3008 ICCharacterization and Foreshadowing in "Flowers for Algernon"

Characterization and Foreshadowing in "Flowers for Algernon" Answers

4 verified answers3 views
1
Free Preview

Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions.

Answers:
Selection 1:the doctors
Selection 2:Charlie
Uncooperative and unmotivated:Algernon
Sad and remorseful:Miss Kinnian
2
Free Preview

What does Charlie realize about himself at the diner?

A
He is much smarter than the waiter.
B
He would be a better waiter.
C
He was just like the boy before.
D
He does not like diners.
3

What does Charlie fear will happen next as the effects of his surgery reverse?

A
He fears he will become like he was and like the boy in the restaurant.
B
He fears he will suddenly die, just like Algernon did.
C
He fears that Miss Kinnian will no longer stay around to help him.
D
He fears he will no longer be able to fight for what he believes.
4

As Charlie changes, so do the people at the factory. What are their different reactions throughout the story? Select all that apply.They laugh at him and make fun of him. They are afraid of him and jealous of his new intelligence.They want to teach him new things.They protect him and feel sorry for him.They want him to teach them what he knows when he is intelligent.

A
They laugh at him and make fun of him.
B
They are afraid of him and jealous of his new intelligence.
C
They want to teach him new things.
D
They protect him and feel sorry for him.
E
They want him to teach them what he knows when he is intelligent.

Did you find these answers helpful?

More from this Course

Assignment
12 verified answers

Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling

Instruction
2 verified answers

Instruction

Instruction
1 verified answers

Instruction

Characterization and Foreshadowing in "Flowers…