Lord of the Flies: Chapter 7

Front

What does the conch symbolize in 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

The conch symbolizes order and civilization.

Front

What suggestion does Jack make for the next hunt after Robert's idea of using a wild pig?

Back

Jack suggests using a little'un.

Front

Why does Jack believe in the existence of the Beast?

Back

Jack believes in the Beast because it helps him manipulate or control his followers.

Front

What is Ralph's concern at the beginning of Chapter 7?

Back

Ralph is bothered because he thinks all of the boys have become sloppy and undisciplined.

Front

How does the conch's significance change throughout the story?

Back

The conch's significance diminishes as chaos and savagery take over, representing the decline of order.

Front

What role does fear play in the dynamics among the boys?

Back

Fear of the Beast is used by Jack to control the other boys and maintain his power.

Front

What does the character of Ralph represent in the novel?

Back

Ralph represents order, leadership, and civilization.

Front

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

Back

Jack's leadership is based on fear and savagery, while Ralph's is based on order and democratic principles.

Front

What event leads to the boys' descent into savagery in Chapter 7?

Back

The boys' descent into savagery is marked by their participation in the dance and chant, which becomes increasingly violent.

Front

What is the significance of the 'Beast' in the story?

Back

The Beast symbolizes the primal instincts and savagery within humans.