Lord of the Flies Chapters 7-8 Flashcard

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What does Jack say to the boys as he separates from the group in Chapter 8?

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Jack says that the beast is a hunter so they can’t hide from it forever, he is starting his own group and anyone is welcome to join, and that Ralph is not a good leader.

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What prediction does Simon make about Ralph's future on the island?

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Simon predicts that Ralph will make it off the island.

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How does Jack treat his time on the island?

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Jack treats his time on the island like it is a game.

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What does the sow's head on the stick symbolize?

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The sow's head symbolizes evil, the Devil, and temptation.

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What is 'The Lord of the Flies'?

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The Lord of the Flies is a hallucination of Simon’s, a pig’s head, and a combination of all the boys’ fears and anxieties.

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What theme does Jack's separation from the group represent?

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Jack's separation represents the theme of power struggle and the breakdown of civilization.

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How does Simon's character contrast with Jack's character?

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Simon represents innate goodness and moral insight, while Jack represents savagery and the desire for power.

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What role does the beast play in the boys' society?

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The beast symbolizes the primal instincts and fears within the boys, leading to chaos and savagery.

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

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The island serves as a microcosm for society, highlighting themes of civilization vs. savagery.

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What does Ralph's leadership style emphasize?

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Ralph's leadership emphasizes order, civilization, and the importance of rescue.