Lord of the Flies Chapter 3: Huts on the Beach

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What is Ralph's opinion about the hunters in Chapter 3?

Back

Ralph feels that the hunters barely do anything.

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Where does Simon go instead of following Ralph and Jack?

Back

Simon goes into the forest.

Front

What does the quote about Simon finding fruit reveal about his character?

Back

It shows that Simon cares for the littles and is not selfish.

Front

What does Jack insist that he and the other boys need?

Back

Jack insists that they need meat.

Front

Where does Simon go at the end of Chapter 3?

Back

Simon goes into the jungle - inside the creeper mat.

Front

What is the significance of the huts in Chapter 3?

Back

The huts represent the boys' attempts to create a sense of civilization and order.

Front

How does the theme of leadership manifest in Chapter 3?

Back

Ralph's leadership is challenged by Jack's focus on hunting and primal instincts.

Front

What role does Simon play among the boys in Chapter 3?

Back

Simon acts as a caretaker and a moral compass, showing kindness and selflessness.

Front

What does the fruit symbolize in Simon's actions?

Back

The fruit symbolizes generosity and the importance of caring for others.

Front

How does Jack's obsession with hunting affect the group dynamics?

Back

Jack's obsession creates a divide between those who prioritize survival and those who value order.