Lord of the Flies Chapter 7

At the beginning of the chapter, ​ (a)   wistfully remembers what it felt like to be clean. He wants a hair cut, and soap. He also notices he's been ​ (b)   out of anxiety.

• Ralph
• biting his nails
• Robert
• Simon
• chewing his lip
• picking his skin

As Ralph watches the ocean, ​ (a)   comes behind him and whispers, "​ (b)   get back to where ​ (c)   came from."

• Simon
• You'll
• you
• Roger
• We'll
• we
• I'll
• I

When the boar came running, ​ (a)   stuck him in the ​ (b)   with his spear.

• Ralph
• snout
• Jack
• Maurice
• leg
• back

The boys made a circle around​ (a)   , pretending he was the pig. They jabbed at him with ​ (b)   , causing him pain.

• Robert
• spears
• Maurice
• Roger
• knives
• sticks

The boys decide that someone must go back to tell​ (a)   what they're doing.​ (b)   volunteers, disappearing into the forest with a grin.

• Piggy
• Simon
• Ralph
• Jack
• Roger
• Maurice

When Ralph asks, "Why do you hate me?" Jack says ​ (a)  

• nothing.
• "I don't."
• "Because you're you."
• "Who says I hate you?"
• "Don't you hate me?"

When they get towards the top of the mountain, ​ (a)   because of​ (b)   in the beginning of the book.

• ash gets in their mouth
• the forest fire
• their clothes get soaked
• flash flood
• they get hurt on debris
• bomb explosion

In the end, ​ (a)   get to the top of the mountain. They see the ​ (b)   , who they believe to be​ the (c)   .

• Roger, Ralph, and Jack
• dead soldier
• Beastie
• Simon, Ralph, and Jack
• dead pig
• giant squid

Match the quote to the appropriate character:

• Robert

• "Why do you hate me?"

• Jack

• "Use a littlun."

• Ralph

• "You'll get back to where you came from."

• Simon

• "Ow! Stop it! You're hurting!"

Match the vocabulary word to its definition

• rudely; briefly

• daunting

• dispirited; saddened

• glowered

• overwhelming. intimidating

• curtly

• stared angrily

• sagely

• wisely; with wisdom

• crestfallen