Lord of the Flies chapter 3

Front

What does Jack think will improve the effectiveness of his spear?

Back

A barb is believed to enhance the spear's ability to catch prey by making it more lethal.

Front

Why is Ralph frustrated in chapter 3?

Back

Ralph is frustrated because most of the boys are ignoring their responsibilities.

Front

What activity is Jack engaged in at the start of chapter 3?

Back

Jack is hunting a pig.

Front

What historical event does Golding allude to when Piggy worries about an atom bomb?

Back

Golding alludes to World War II.

Front

What is the title of chapter 3?

Back

The title of chapter 3 is 'Huts on the Beach.'

Front

What does the term 'littluns' refer to in 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

Littluns refers to the younger boys on the island.

Front

How does Jack's character develop in chapter 3?

Back

Jack becomes more focused on hunting and asserting dominance over the other boys.

Front

What is the significance of the huts in chapter 3?

Back

The huts symbolize civilization and the boys' attempts to create order.

Front

What role does Piggy play in chapter 3?

Back

Piggy represents intellect and reason, often clashing with the other boys' primal instincts.

Front

How does the theme of power manifest in chapter 3?

Back

The theme of power is evident as Jack seeks to establish control over the other boys through hunting.