Lord of the Flies Chapter 10

What is the significance of the conch in chapter 10 of Lord of the Flies?

• It signifies the boys' commitment to creating a new form of government

• It represents the last remaining symbol of order and civilization among the boys on the island.

• It represents the boys' desire to return to the society they left behind

• It symbolizes the power struggle among the boys on the island

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How does the character of Ralph develop in chapter 10?

• Ralph becomes more organized and responsible

• Ralph becomes more desperate and isolated

• Ralph becomes more confident and popular

• Ralph becomes more relaxed and carefree

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What is the main conflict in chapter 10 and how is it resolved?

• The main conflict in chapter 10 is the struggle for power and control between Ralph and Jack. It is resolved when the naval officer arrives and the boys are rescued.

• The main conflict in chapter 10 is about finding food and shelter, and it is resolved when the boys build a new shelter.

• The main conflict in chapter 10 is between Piggy and Simon, and it is resolved when they apologize to each other.

• The main conflict in chapter 10 is the fear of the beast, and it is resolved when the boys realize it was just a dead parachutist.

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Discuss the symbolism of the beast in chapter 10.

• The beast symbolizes the inherent evil and darkness within the boys as they descend into savagery.

• The beast symbolizes the boys' struggle for survival and dominance on the island.

• The beast represents the boys' longing for civilization and order.

• The beast symbolizes the boys' fear of the unknown on the island.

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How does the plot in chapter 10 contribute to the overall theme of the novel?

• It showcases the escalating conflict and descent into savagery among the boys.

• It introduces a new character who resolves all the conflicts

• It focuses on the boys' efforts to build a shelter, highlighting their teamwork

• It reveals that the boys are actually on a deserted island and not in a dream

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What is the role of Piggy in chapter 10 and how does it impact the story?

• Piggy becomes the leader of the group and leads them to safety

• Piggy becomes a follower and blindly follows the other boys' orders

• Piggy becomes a troublemaker and starts causing chaos among the boys

• Piggy acts as a voice of reason and tries to maintain order among the boys.

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Explain the symbolism of the fire in chapter 10.

• The fire symbolizes the boys' fear of the dark and unknown.

• The fire symbolizes the boys' connection to civilization and their hope of being rescued.

• The fire symbolizes the boys' love for barbecues and cooking meat.

• The fire symbolizes the boys' desire to destroy the island and everything on it.

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How does the character of Jack change in chapter 10?

• Becomes more compassionate and kind

• Becomes more intelligent and resourceful

• Remains unchanged and unaffected by the events

• More savage and ruthless

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What is the significance of the naval officer's arrival in chapter 10?

• It represents the boys' acceptance of their savage nature

• It signifies the beginning of a new era of chaos and destruction

• It symbolizes the return of civilization and the end of the boys' descent into savagery.

• It indicates the boys' complete isolation from the outside world

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Discuss the conflict between civilization and savagery in chapter 10.

• The boys easily give in to their primal instincts without any struggle

• The conflict between civilization and savagery is evident as the boys struggle to maintain order and control their primal instincts.

• The conflict between civilization and savagery is resolved peacefully

• The conflict between civilization and savagery is not evident in chapter 10

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