Ralph's Leadership and Island Discoveries

In Chapter 1 of 'Lord of the Flies', Ralph and Piggy meet on a deserted island after a plane crash. They realize there are no adults and use a conch shell to gather other boys. Ralph is elected leader, and he, Jack, and Simon explore the island. They face challenges, including a missed opportunity to kill a pig, highlighting the boys' initial struggle with leadership and survival.

What does Ralph initially think about the presence of grown-ups on the island?

• He is certain there are grown-ups.

• He thinks there are no grown-ups.

• He is unsure if there are any grown-ups.

• He believes there are many grown-ups.

What do Ralph and Piggy notice about the ground?

• There are footprints everywhere.

• It is covered in flowers.

• There is a burned scar.

• It is full of rocks.

What does Piggy reveal about his family?

• He has a large family.

• He lives with his uncle.

• His parents are alive.

• His parents are dead.

How does Ralph manage to call the other boys?

• By lighting a fire.

• By blowing into a conch shell.

• By using a whistle.

• By shouting loudly.

Who is chosen as the leader of the boys?

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Piggy

What do Ralph, Jack, and Simon confirm during their exploration?

• The island is surrounded by a coral reef.

• The island is not an island.

• The island has a village.

• The island is inhabited.

What happens when the boys encounter a wild pig?

• Jack kills the pig immediately.

• The pig escapes because Jack hesitates.

• Simon scares the pig away.

• Ralph captures the pig.