William Golding's Lord Of The Flies - Chapters 1-3 Summary

The video summarizes chapters 1 to 3 of 'Lord of the Flies'. A group of boys stranded on an island after a plane crash must navigate survival, leadership, and fear. Ralph becomes the leader, using a conch to establish order, while Jack leads the hunters. The boys face challenges like maintaining a signal fire and dealing with fears of a beast. Conflicts arise, and Simon finds solace in isolation. The story explores themes of civilization versus savagery and the loss of innocence.

What event leads to the boys being stranded on the island?

• A volcanic eruption

• A storm at sea

• A plane crash

• A shipwreck

Who is elected as the chief of the boys?

• Simon

• Ralph

• Jack

• Piggy

What object is used to gather the boys together?

• A drum

• A whistle

• A conch shell

• A bell

What is the primary purpose of the signal fire?

• To cook food

• To keep warm

• To signal for rescue

• To scare away animals

What happens to the signal fire initially?

• It is put out by rain

• It spreads uncontrollably

• It goes out immediately

• It is used to cook food

What is Piggy's role in maintaining the signal fire?

• He guards the fire

• He uses his glasses to start the fire

• He cooks food on the fire

• He gathers firewood

What is Jack's main obsession on the island?

• Building shelters

• Exploring the island

• Hunting pigs

• Finding water

What do the littluns fear on the island?

• A wild animal

• A storm

• A snake-like beastie

• A ghost

What do Ralph and Simon struggle with on the beach?

• Finding food

• Catching fish

• Starting a fire

• Building a hut

What does Simon do when he is alone in the jungle?

• Searches for the beast

• Meditates and enjoys solitude

• Builds a shelter

• Hunts for food