Lord of the Flies

Who says, "Fear can't hurt you anymore than a dream. There aren't any beasts to be afraid of on this island...Serves you right if something did get you, you useless lot of cry-babies" (82-83)

• Simon

• Piggy

• Jack

• Ralph

Who thinks that the beast is just them, the boys on the island?

• Simon

• Piggy

• Ralph

• Jack

What does Ralph wish for at the end of chapter 5?

• For Jack to simmer down

• For some more meat

• For a sign from the grown ups

• To build a ship

When Jack apologizes to Ralph for neglecting the fire, he

• apologizes to try and make Ralph happy

• does not mean what he says in a sincere way

• Apologizes so the rest of the group would feel better about him

• all of the above

Chapter 5 is called "Beast From Water" because

• The beast comes out of the water and eats a littlun

• The ocean seems a likely place for it to live or hide during the day

• The beast has not actually been seen except for when Ralph was swimming in the lagoon.

• Only 1 and 2

1.What comes down from the sky in Chapter 6?

• A dead pilot with his parachute
• The beast
• A crate of supplies dropped onto the island
• A weather balloon

Who reports to Ralph that they saw the Beast while tending to the fire?

• Piggy
• Jack
• Simon
• Sam 'n Eric

After exploring Castle Rock, Jack and Ralph

• climb back down to the beach, arguing all the way.
• climb the top of the mountain.
• fight inside Castle Rock.
• None of these

At the end of Chapter 6, Ralph realizes that

• Jack really wants to be friends.
• the signal fire has gone out again.
• the signal fire is putting off the best smoke signal yet.
• he is incredibly homesick.

The "beast from air" showing up on the island but unable to help them is an example of

• foreshadowing

• irony

• characterization

• internal conflict