Lord of the Flies Ch. 5-6 Reading Check

Front

What internal struggles does Ralph face in chapters 5 and 6 of 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

Ralph struggles with maintaining his perspective, leadership, and focus on being rescued.

Front

How does Jack perceive the tail-end of the island in chapter 6?

Back

Jack thinks it's a great place for a fort.

Front

What is Jack's attitude towards the established rules on the island?

Back

Jack believes the rules can simply be disregarded.

Front

Why does Piggy choose to stay back in chapter 6?

Back

Piggy stays back to look after the littluns.

Front

Where does Percival claim the beast appeared from during the assembly in chapter 5?

Back

Percival says the beast appeared out of the sea.

Front

What does Ralph prioritize as a leader in 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

Ralph prioritizes maintaining order and focusing on rescue.

Front

How does Jack's leadership style differ from Ralph's?

Back

Jack's leadership is more authoritarian and focused on power, while Ralph's is democratic and focused on cooperation.

Front

What role does fear play in the dynamics among the boys in chapters 5 and 6?

Back

Fear influences the boys' behavior, leading to chaos and a breakdown of order.

Front

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

Back

The conch shell represents order, authority, and democratic power.

Front

How does the relationship between Ralph and Jack evolve in chapters 5 and 6?

Back

Their relationship becomes increasingly antagonistic as Jack challenges Ralph's authority.