Lord of the Flies Review

The masks that the boys paint onto their faces symbolize all of the following except

• the savagery of the boys.

• the disguise that shows that they have become "someone else" with different values and behavior norms.

• a way to hide from one's conscience.

• the natural goodness of man.

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How does the author show us that Ralph begins to face the reality of the situation about halfway through the book?

• Ralph tells the others that they will never be rescued.

• Ralph begins having nightmares and crying out in his sleep.

• Ralph increases his efforts to have the boys build a canoe.

• Ralph becomes distressed at his filthy clothes and dirty long hair.

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represents savagery and anarchy

• Simon

• Ralph

• Jack

• Piggy

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represents goodness, considered Christ-like

• Simon

• Piggy

• Jack

• Roger

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Which character best exemplifies the theme of savagery versus civilization?

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Piggy

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Evaluate the effectiveness of the novel's ending in resolving the central conflicts. What message does it convey about human nature?

• The rescue by the naval officer resolves all conflicts, suggesting optimism about human nature.

• The arrival of the naval officer ironically highlights the savagery among the boys, suggesting a cynical view of human nature.

• The ending shows that conflicts are only temporarily resolved, indicating a neutral stance on human nature.

• The conflicts are unresolved, portraying a bleak outlook on human nature.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does the relationship between Ralph and Jack reflect broader societal themes?

• Their rivalry represents the struggle between different political ideologies.

• Their friendship shows the potential for unity in diverse societies.

• Their conflict highlights the challenges of adolescence.

• Their cooperation demonstrates effective leadership.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Critically assess the role of fear in driving the actions of the characters in "Lord of the Flies."

• Fear primarily motivates the boys to seek rescue.

• Fear leads to the breakdown of societal norms and order.

• Fear is irrelevant to the characters' decisions.

• Fear encourages the boys to form stronger bonds and alliances.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Analyze how Ralph's leadership style evolves throughout the novel. What does this suggest about his character?

• Ralph becomes more authoritative and harsh, suggesting he is corrupted by power.

• Ralph maintains a democratic style, emphasizing his belief in order and civilization.

• Ralph becomes indecisive and weak, showing his inability to handle crisis.

• Ralph adopts a solitary approach, indicating his disillusionment with the group.

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What would you rate the novel "Lord of the Flies"?

• out of 4 stars

• out of 4 stars

• out of 4 stars

• out of 4 stars

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