Lord of the Flies Chapters 4-6

What is the main theme introduced in Chapter 4 of "Lord of the Flies"?

• The importance of rules and order

• The loss of innocence

• The power of nature

• The struggle for power

Which event in Chapter 5 highlights Ralph's growing frustration with the group's lack of cooperation?

• The boys' failure to maintain the signal fire

• The discovery of the "beast"

• The building of shelters

• The hunting of pigs

In Chapter 6, what motivates Jack to challenge Ralph's leadership?

• His desire for rescue

• His fear of the beast

• His hunger for power

• His need for shelter

What does the conch shell symbolize in these chapters?

• Chaos

• Authority and order

• Fear

• Freedom

How does the relationship between Ralph and Piggy evolve in Chapter 5?

• They become more distant

• They become closer allies

• They start to distrust each other

• They become rivals

What is the significance of the "beast" in Chapter 6?

• It represents the boys' fear of the unknown

• It is a real creature on the island

• It symbolizes the island's danger

• It is a figment of Ralph's imagination

Which character is most associated with the theme of civilization versus savagery in these chapters?

• Simon

• Piggy

• Ralph

• Jack

Summarize the main conflict in Chapter 4.

• The boys' struggle to find food

• The tension between Ralph and Jack over leadership

• The boys' fear of the beast

• The building of shelters

What does Piggy's glasses symbolize in these chapters?

• Intelligence and insight

• Weakness

• Fear

• Strength

How does Golding use the setting to enhance the theme of isolation in Chapter 5?

• By describing the dense jungle

• By focusing on the vastness of the ocean

• By highlighting the boys' separation from adults

• By emphasizing the island's beauty