Symbolism and Themes in Literature

The video explores the central characters of a book, focusing on Ralph, Jack, Piggy, Simon, Roger, and Samneric. Ralph represents order and civilization, while Jack embodies authoritarianism. Piggy, though physically weak, is intelligent and insightful. Simon is spiritually aware, and Roger represents human cruelty. Samneric act as one, symbolizing societal followers. The beast symbolizes the inherent evil within the boys, manifesting through fear and imagination.

Who is the first character introduced in the book?

• Jack

• Piggy

• Ralph

• Simon

What does Ralph symbolize on the island?

• Chaos

• Order and civilization

• Savage instincts

• Fear

How does Jack's leadership style differ from Ralph's?

• More passive

• Less organized

• More authoritarian

• More democratic

What physical ailment does Piggy suffer from?

• Asthma

• Blindness

• Deafness

• Lameness

What do Piggy's glasses symbolize?

• Strength

• Rebellion

• Insight and knowledge

• Fear

Which character is known for their spiritual insight?

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Roger

What does Simon hope to uncover about the beast?

• Its origin

• Its location

• Its strength

• Its true nature

What aspect of human nature does Roger represent?

• Intelligence

• Compassion

• Fear

• Savage cruelty

What role does Roger play in Jack's rule?

• Messenger

• Advisor

• Executioner

• Scout

How are Sam and Eric described in terms of their actions?

• Always in conflict

• Silent observers

• Act as one

• Independent