MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 10
In "Flowers for Algernon," Charlie feels happy and excited when he hears that he will have
the operation. How does the point of view of the story affect the way readers learn about
his feelings?
A
The story is told by Charlie, so readers hear about his feelings directly from him.
B
The story is told by Charlie, but readers must guess how Charlie feels.
C
The story is told by a narrator, so readers do not get any explanation of Charlie's feelings.
D
The story is told by a narrator, so readers get an outsider's explanation of Charlie's
feelings.