LoTF Chapter 3

Which character is primarily responsible for building the shelters in chapter three of "Lord of the Flies"?

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Piggy

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What is the main reason Simon goes into the forest alone in chapter three?

• To find food

• To escape the others

• To help the littluns

• To build a fire

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In chapter three, which character can be described as a "foil" to Ralph?

• Simon

• Jack

• Piggy

• Roger

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Which of the following best explains how Simon’s behavior in chapter three sets him apart from the other boys?

• He is the only one who helps Ralph build shelters and shows compassion to the littluns.

• He spends all his time hunting with Jack.

• He argues with Piggy about the conch.

• He refuses to eat fruit.

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Analyze how the author’s use of the word "creepers" in chapter three contributes to the mood of the story.

• It creates a sense of comfort

• It adds to the feeling of danger and unease

• It makes the setting seem ordinary

• It suggests the island is safe

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Which of the following lines from chapter three best demonstrates the use of figurative language?

• "The candle-buds opened their wide white flowers..."

• "Jack sharpened his stick."

• "Ralph looked at the shelters."

• "Piggy cleaned his glasses."

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How does Golding use paradox in chapter three to develop the story’s meaning?

• By showing that the boys are both safe and in danger

• By describing the weather

• By focusing on the shelters

• By having the boys play games

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What does the argument between Ralph and Jack in chapter three reveal about their characters?

• Both are indifferent to leadership

• Ralph values order, Jack values power

• Both want to leave the island

• Ralph is afraid of Jack

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Which of the following best describes the use of allegory in chapter three?

• The boys’ struggle for power represents broader societal conflicts

• The description of the island’s beauty

• The boys’ search for fruit

• The building of shelters

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What is the effect of Golding’s use of figurative language in describing the forest in chapter three?

• It makes the forest seem inviting

• It creates a sense of mystery and fear

• It explains the forest’s history

• It shows the boys’ knowledge of nature

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