Flowers for Algernon is a science fiction
Explanation:
- At the end of the story Charlie feels better, and although he reverts back to his initial state, he knows that he made an important contribution to science.
- He is also glad that he got to experience different events that were out of reach in his initial condition. Charlie gets an opportunity to read, write, and understand the information he comes across.
- His intelligence surpasses the average levels, and he is able to help the scientists understand their own work. In the end Charlie understands that he has done something extraordinary.
C it is right. the others dont fit or simply would take to long.
<em>Answer: A. Macbeth's degenerating mental state becomes apparent in this scene. </em>
<em> D. Macbeth realizes that the murderers were unable to kill Banquo because he was present at the banquet.
</em>The two statements above showed the importance of banquet scene in the story because it emphasizes two things like the mental state of Macbeth and that of the failed plan to kill Banquo.<em>
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In "Forgetfulness", by Billy Collins, the possible theme of the poem is<em> D. Retiring, packing a bag, and floating down a river are similar to losing one's memory</em>. First, Collins writes that we first forget the author of a novel and then we completely forget of its existence at all. Lost memories are compared to someone retiring to a fishing place without phones, so we cannot reach them. There is a personification when he writes that the memory of the quadratic equation "pack its bag". He then writes about floating down the Lehte river, it is a Greek mythological river and if you floated down its waters you forgot what you knew.
