Lord of the Flies Final Review

The destruction of the conch is symbolic of...

• the loss of civilization and order

• the loss of assemblies and fun meetings

• the break down of society on the island and the decent into savagery.

• Both the loss of civilization and order and the break down of society on the island and the decent into savagery.

By the end of chapter 11, Ralph becomes like the hunted pig?

• true

• false

Symbolism - What does the following represent: The Conch

• Government and Authority

• Savagery

• Civilization

• Intelligence and Logic

Symbolism - What does the following represent: Signal Fire (Ralph's Fire)

• Government and Authority

• Hope for rescue and the return to civilization

• Savagery

• Society

Symbolism - What does the following represent: The Beastie

• Increasing Levels of Savagery

• The Evil Within all People

• Society

• Civilization

Symbolism - What does the following represent: Piggy's Glasses

• Intelligence and Rational Thinking

• Society

• Civilization

• England/ The World

Symbolism - What does the following represent: The Boys as a whole group

• Society as a whole - The good and the bad

• Civilization

• Government and Authority

• Savagery

What does the sighting of the "beast" to do Ralph's authority?

• decreases Ralph's emphasis on keeping things in order

• increases Jack's power

• brings out more unrest within the group

• all of the above

What comes down from the sky in Chapter 6?

• dead pilot with his parachute

• beast

• crate of supplies dropped onto the island

• weather balloon

After calling the meeting to order, who claims that the conch shell no longer matters?

• Ralph

• Piggy

• Jack

• Sam n' Eric