Lord of the Flies Ch1-8 Review

Which of these inferences about Ralph is best supported by the scene when he imagines washing (Chapter 7)?

• A. Ralph is fussy and particular.

• B. Ralph has grown accustomed to island life, but longs for the comforts of civilization.

• C. Ralph is disgusted by his appearance and the appearance of the other boys.

• D. Ralph is accustomed to being dirty, it is no different than a typical day of sport and play.

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Which of the following selections most accurately explains how Jack feels after Ralph is voted chief?

• A. He hopes to find a way to get along with Ralph.

• B. He realizes that Ralph will make a better leader.

• C. He doubts that the boys will follow anyone else’s orders.

• D. He is embarrassed and hurt that he lost the vote.

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Which of the following is the BEST description of what the Conch Shell is meant to represent?

• A. independence

• B. violence

• C. power

• D. adventure

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Which of the following statements best explains Ralph’s concern about the other kids lack of participation in building the huts?

• A. Ralph is jealous that the other kids get to play and eat fruit while he’s working hard.

• B. Ralph doesn’t care about the huts; his concern is that everyone will follow Jack

• C. Ralph knows that the group will need the huts for the frequent rain storms they’ll likely have to endure.

• D. Ralph is supposed to be the group’s chief and he fears that disorganization will lead to chaos.

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How does the author mainly describe the relationship between the older boys and the littluns?

• A. The older boys manipulate the littluns.

• B. The older boys act almost like parents to the littluns.

• C. The older boys place strict rules upon the behavior of the littluns

• D. The older boys are mean to or neglect the littluns.

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What changes about the boys behavior as they become more successful hunters and begin killing pigs?

• A. The boys become more violent and willing to kill

• B. The boys become more confident in their ability to take out the beast

• C. All the boys abandon all other responsibilities on the island

• D. Jack convinces Ralph and Piggy to paint their faces as well

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What stops Roger from hitting the littlun Henry with the stones in Chapter 4?

• A. Roger was unable to hit the littlun

• B. Roger was so used to the rules of society that they affected him even on the island

• C. Roger would have felt guilty if he hit Henry so he avoided it

• D. Roger only wanted to scare Henry and was intedning this was a joke

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What detail DID NOT play part in Sam n' Eric believing the dead pilot's body was the beast?

• A. It was night time so their vision was not as good

• B. The wind was making the pilot's body move

• C. The parachute cords were making a loud, animal like noise

• D. The fire was out so the boys had no light

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Which of the following statements best describes the significance of Jack seizing control of the conch at the beginning of Chapter 8?

• A. When Jack seizes the conch it signifies his desire to follow Ralph’s rules.

• B. When Jack seizes the conch it signifies Jack’s desire to be more organized.

• C. When Jack seizes the conch it signifies the threat of savagery overpowering civilization on the island.

• D. When Jack seizes the conch it signifies his desire to be more like Ralph.

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