Flowers for Algernon (p ) Write in complete sentences.

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Flowers for Algernon (p. 180-181) Write in complete sentences. 3-2-1 Summary Flowers for Algernon (p. 180-181) Write in complete sentences. Name: ______________________ Date: ______________________ Literary Analysis (p. 181): Read about each topic and record a summary. 3: -First Person Point of View: -Dynamic Character: -Static Character: Connecting to the Literature (p. 180) 2: 3: 3 Purposes for Expository Writing 2: 2 Graphic Org. and their Purpose 1: 1 Important Fact or a Question -According to this passage, what is Flowers for Algernon going to be about? -Without mentioning any names, describe a movie, television program, story, or real event that reminds of this story line? Why do you think so many people in our society work so hard to be like everyone else? In other words, why do you think people want to fit in? 1: