Lord of the Flies Review

How are the boys rescued from the island?

• A cargo ship ran aground and he sailors came to search for supplies to repair the ship.

• The sailors on a Naval ship needed to rest so they docked there for a few days.

• Sailors from a cargo ship heard the battle cries and came to investigate.

• The entire island was on fire and a Naval ship saw the smoke.

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Piggy is killed at Castle Rock when he is knocked off the ledge by a rock.

• True

• False

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What does Jack's tribe steal after they invade the beach?

• Piggy's glasses

• The Pig's head

• The conch

• The fire

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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.

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What does the conch symbolize in Lord of the Flies?

• Fear, isolation, and oppression

• Order, civilization, and democracy

• Freedom, equality, and justice

• Chaos, anarchy, and dictatorship

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How does the novel portray the struggle for power among the boys?

• By forming a democratic government

• By seeking help from the adults on the island

• Through the formation of rival groups, the use of violence and manipulation, and the emergence of a dominant leader.

• Through peaceful negotiations and compromise

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How does the novel Lord of the Flies explore the theme of loss of innocence?

• By showing the boys' transformation from civilized children to savage hunters

• By depicting the boys' growth into mature and responsible adults

• By illustrating the boys' ability to maintain their innocence despite the harsh conditions

• Loss of innocence is not a theme in Lord of the Flies

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What role does fear play in the boys' descent into savagery in Lord of the Flies?

• Fear is not a significant factor in the boys' descent into savagery

• Fear drives the boys to form a democratic and peaceful society

• Fear fuels the boys' descent into savagery, as it leads to paranoia, irrational behavior, and violence

• Fear encourages the boys to seek help from the adults on the island

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Who kills Piggy?

• Jack

• Ralph

• Roger

• Sam n' Eric

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The book The Lord of the Flies can be considered an allegory. An allegory can best be defined as...

• a writing that is non-fiction in nature.

• repeating sounds at the beginning of each sentence.

• two words which sound alike but aren't spelled the same.

• a writing which has an underlying meaning or message, such as a moral.

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