Flowers for Algernon is a science fiction short story and novel written by Daniel Keyes. Algernon is a mouse, which has undergone surgery to increase his intelligence by artificial means. Have you read the modified by Charlie Gordon touches upon different ethical and moral themes such as treatment of mental illness? Take up the quiz and see what you recall.
Dr. Nemur
Miss Kinnian
Charlie Gordon
Dr. Strauss
Miss Calusinski
Rorschach Inkblot
Rockstar Inkblot
Thematic Appreception Test
The Algernon Test
Algernon gets to have chesse
Algernon has a cool name
Algernon beats Charlie when they do the maze
Algernon is bigger than Chalie
You were very smart
You have a friend that is a mouse
You like to learn
You did something silly
He climbed a mountain which was hard to climb
He took a break
He was not getting smarter
He was starting to go back to his original ways.
He begins to escape
He starts to get smaller
He bit Charlie
He runs in circles
He knows it might happen to him.
He finally won
He lost a friend
He hated the mouse
His sister
His mother
A federal agent
The "other Charlie"
The Gordon-Nemur Transfer
The Algernon-Gordon Effect
The Man-Mouse Prospectus
The Algernon-Charlie Conundrum
He wants to take a vacation
He has no family there
He wants to go where no one knew that he was ever smart
He wanted to see what other places looked like