This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: What is one of Charlie's defining traits?, What does Algernon symbolize?, What causes people to make fun of Charlie?, What are Charlie's expectations regarding the surgery?, What do the asterisk (*) represent in Charlie's writing?, Why does Charlie write an essay on the "Algernon - Gordon effect?", Why is Charlie chosen as a test subject?, Why does Charlie re-read his journal entries?, Why do Charlie's coworkers invite him to the party?, Why does Charlie ask for flowers to continue to be placed on Algernon's grave?, Describe the differences between Dr. Nemur and Dr. Strauss?, In what way does Algernon behave strangely as time goes on?, Was Charlie better off before or after the surgery?, Describe the relationship between Charlie and Miss. Kinnian., Explain Charlie's struggles with the Rorschach test., Who does Charlie have a conflict with?, Who is Mrs. Flynn and what is her role in the story?, Who defends Charlie when he is being harassed at work?, When does Charlie realize that he is beginning to "deteriorate"?, How does Charlie feel about the experiment initially?, How might the story differ if it was told from Dr. Stauss's point of view?, How does Charlie's self esteem change throughout the story?, How is Charlie's progress reflected in his writing? and How does Charlie feel about the experiment by the end of the story?.
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