Lord of the Flies: chapters 1-5 Flashcard

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True or False: The boys could have been rescued early on in the book.

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True

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True or False: One of the 'littluns' (Percival) said the beast comes out of the water.

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True

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What does Ralph complain about at an assembly except for Jack's negative attitude?

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The fire always going out because no one cares, Boys not using the 'lavatory' they made, No one getting drinking water (in coconuts) for the group.

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How and why do the boys make a fire?

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It was a rescue signal. They use Piggy's glasses as a 'burning glass.'

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Who is the boy with a big ego and is often rude?

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Jack

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What is the significance of the fire in 'Lord of the Flies'?

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The fire serves as a signal for rescue and represents hope for the boys.

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Who are the 'littluns' in 'Lord of the Flies'?

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The younger boys on the island, who are often scared and need protection.

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What role does Piggy play in the group dynamics?

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Piggy is the voice of reason and intellect, often providing logical solutions.

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What does the conch shell symbolize in the story?

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The conch shell symbolizes order, authority, and civilization.

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How does Jack's character develop in the first five chapters?

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Jack becomes increasingly aggressive and power-hungry, prioritizing hunting over rescue.