Lord of the Flies Chapter 11 Review

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What motivates Sam and Eric to join Jack's tribe?

Back

Sam and Eric join Jack's tribe because Jack orders his tribe to capture them and tie them up.

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Why do Ralph and Piggy go to Jack's camp?

Back

Ralph and Piggy go to Jack's camp to retrieve Piggy's stolen glasses.

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What significant event does Ralph and Jack's fight represent in the story?

Back

Ralph and Jack's fight can be considered the beginning of the climax of the story.

Front

What does Piggy suggest they can do with their hair?

Back

Piggy suggests that they can tie their hair back and comb it.

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What is the title of Chapter 11 in 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

The title of Chapter 11 is 'Castle Rock'.

Front

How does the theme of civilization vs. savagery manifest in Chapter 11?

Back

In Chapter 11, the conflict between Ralph's desire for civilization and Jack's embrace of savagery becomes increasingly pronounced.

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What role do Sam and Eric play in the dynamics of the group?

Back

Sam and Eric serve as a representation of the loss of innocence and the struggle between loyalty and morality.

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What does the character of Piggy symbolize in the novel?

Back

Piggy symbolizes intellect, reason, and the struggle to maintain order in the face of chaos.

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How does the setting of Castle Rock contribute to the story's themes?

Back

Castle Rock serves as a physical representation of the descent into savagery and the breakdown of civilization.

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What is the significance of the conch shell in the story?

Back

The conch shell symbolizes order, authority, and democratic power, which deteriorates as the story progresses.