Lord of the Flies: LOGOS, PATHOS, ETHOS

What universal theme does 'Lord of the Flies' explore?

• Civilization vs. savagery

• Space exploration

• Modern technology

• Time travel

Which subject does 'Lord of the Flies' NOT directly connect with?

• Sociology

• Psychology

• History

• Mathematics

What can students develop by studying 'Lord of the Flies'?

• Telepathy

• Ability to fly

• Critical thinking skills

• Archery skills

What kind of appeal does discussing the characters' decisions and conflicts in 'Lord of the Flies' foster among students?

• Empathy and understanding

• Disinterest

• Confusion

• Fear of islands

What does the novel's setting on a deserted island help to engage students with?

• Survival tactics

• Boat building

• Cooking skills

• Adventure and suspense

What does studying 'Lord of the Flies' provide students in terms of cultural knowledge?

• Scientific theories

• Cultural literacy

• Geographical knowledge

• Historical dates

What aspect of 'Lord of the Flies' can teachers guide students to critically analyze?

• Portrayal of gender, race, and power dynamics

• Feasibility of living on an island

• Accuracy of the island's map

• Types of flora and fauna

What does the inclusion of 'Lord of the Flies' in the curriculum argue for?

• Studying only classic novels

• Excluding modern literature

• A focus on British literature only

• A diverse and balanced curriculum

What kind of learning does the interdisciplinary approach of 'Lord of the Flies' foster?

• A deeper understanding of the world

• Basic arithmetic skills

• Physical education techniques

• Musical instrument proficiency