Lord of the Flies Chapters 10-12

Throughout the novel what does Ralph advocate for (argue for)?

• Nothing

• a fire

• A spear

• more water

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How does each character talk about Simon's death?

• It was an accident and not our fault.

• Piggy

• It had to be done - the beast was in him

• Ralph

• It was murder.

• Jack and his group

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 What can we infer about why Jack denies that the beast is dead?

• He doesn't want to think about Simon being dead.

• He knows that the beast is dead, but he wants to continue to scare Ralph's tribe.
• He knows that admitting the beast is dead will ruin the book for the reader.
• He wants to keep his tribe scared, so that they will stay with him and not go back to Ralph's tribe.

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 Ralph says the following statement: "I'm frightened. Of us. I want to go home. Oh God, I want to go home." Why is Ralph afraid?

• Ralph is afraid of the boys, what they have become, and what they are willing to do to each other.
• Ralph is scared of the beast.
• Ralph is scared of the sociopath that Jack has become, and do not want to be around him anymore.
• Ralph doesn't say this, Piggy does.

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What text evidence best supports the claim that Jack represents the desire for absolute power, such as a dictatorship or monarchy?

• “Jack rose from the log that was his throne and sauntered to the edge of the grass.”

• “I gave you food,” said Jack, ”and my hunters will protect you from the beast.”

• “Who’ll join my tribe and have fun?”

• "Tomorrow,’ said the chief, ‘we shall hunt again.”

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What happens to Piggy's glasses in Chapter 10?

• Piggy hides them so Jack's tribe can't steal them for fire.

• Piggy loses them.

• They are crushed and destroyed

• Jack's tribe steals them in the middle of the night.

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When Jack's group is alone, the author and Jack's tribe call Jack...

• Head Boy

• Mr. Excitement

• Chief

• Sir

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Which of these are ways that Jack's group acts out their idea of "savagery"?

• they wear face paint to hunt

• they use words like "tribe" and "chief"

• they chant and dance in a circle

• They put a pig head on a stick

• all of these

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Ralph and Piggy go to Jack's camp because

• Piggy's glasses were stolen
• they are hungry and need food
• Jack has formally invited them to Castle Rock
• they have seen a ship

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How does Piggy die?

• Roger levers a boulder which hits Piggy and causes him to fall on the rocks below
• Roger and Jack attack him with spears
• Jack causes a boulder to fall on top of him
• Piggy doesn't die.

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