Lord of the Flies, Chapters 10 and 11

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What is the main conflict between Ralph and Jack in chapters 10 and 11?

Back

Ralph and Jack's relationship deteriorates into open conflict, culminating in a physical fight.

Front

Who is the character that dies in chapter 11?

Back

Piggy dies in chapter 11.

Front

What significant event happens to the conch in chapter 11?

Back

The conch explodes, symbolizing the end of order and civilization among the boys.

Front

What action does Ralph take at the end of chapter 11?

Back

Ralph runs away from Jack and the other boys.

Front

What happens to Piggy's glasses in chapter 11?

Back

Jack takes Piggy's glasses, which represent knowledge and civilization.

Front

How does the theme of power struggle manifest in chapters 10 and 11?

Back

The struggle for power is evident as Jack's tribe becomes more violent and authoritarian, while Ralph represents order and democracy.

Front

What does the breaking of the conch symbolize in the story?

Back

The breaking of the conch symbolizes the complete breakdown of civilization and order among the boys.

Front

How does the author use Piggy's character to represent intelligence?

Back

Piggy represents intelligence and rationality, but his death signifies the loss of these qualities in the group.

Front

What role does fear play in the boys' actions in chapters 10 and 11?

Back

Fear drives the boys to abandon their morals and embrace savagery, leading to violence and chaos.

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What is the significance of the title 'Lord of the Flies'?

Back

The title symbolizes the inherent evil and savagery within humans, as represented by the pig's head.