Lord of the Flies chapter 1-4 flashcard

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What is the significance of the boys' hunting ritual in Chapter 4 of Lord of the Flies?

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It symbolizes their growing independence from adult society, shows their increasing skill and confidence as hunters, and demonstrates their innate savagery and desire for violence.

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What does Ralph suggest the boys do to be rescued?

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Start a fire.

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What is the first thing the boys do upon arriving on the island?

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Explore the island.

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How does Jack's attitude toward the conch change in Chapter 4?

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He becomes hostile toward the conch and sees it as a threat to his authority.

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Who is in charge of making sure that the fire on the mountain is kept alive?

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Jack and his hunters.

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

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Order, authority, and civilization.

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

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The island represents a microcosm of society, highlighting themes of civilization vs. savagery.

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What role does Piggy play in the group dynamics?

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Piggy represents intellect and reason, often advocating for order and rationality.

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What does the fire represent in the novel?

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Hope for rescue and the connection to civilization.

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How does the character of Ralph embody leadership qualities?

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Ralph is charismatic, focused on rescue, and tries to maintain order among the boys.