WorksheetsLOTF Ch. 2 Checkpoint
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
What function has the clearing by the lagoon, described as a platform, come to serve?
It is a hunting ground.
It is a fishing area.
It is where the boys have assembly.
It is where they set up a signal fire.
It is where they first encounter snakes.
If we view the character of Piggy as a symbol, he most likely symbolizes which of the following?
Savagery
Reason
The evil in man's heart
Fear of the unknown
Spirituality
What does the little boy with the mulberry birthmark say at the meeting?
He asks about the beastie.
He asks about making tents.
He asks about being chief.
He asks about being a hunter.
He simply cries.
What does Piggy reluctantly contribute to lighting the signal fire?
The sticks holding up his tent.
The kindling he collected for his dinner fire.
His specs.
Nothing. He can't carry wood because of his asthma.
He surrenders his matches.
How does Jack feel about making rules?
He hates rules!
He feels the boys should vote on them.
He is in favor of strong rules and strong punishments for breaking them.
He doesn't feel the boys should make rules.
He feels he should be in charge of making all of the rules on the island and enforcing them.
numerous small children of the group" .
Why is Piggy frustrated when the boys head up the mountain side?
The boys ignored any sense of organization and civility and left the meeting.
The boys followed Jack up the mountain instead of Ralph.
The boys stole his glasses in order to start the fire.
He wasn’t invited to start the fire with the rest of the boys.
Imagery
Using language to create mental images and sensory impressions. Can be for emotional effect.
Use of symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Comparison describing things in a way that isn’t meant to be taken literally
When a character says/does something that he/she doesn’t fully understand, but the audience does.
Setting
Using language to create mental images and sensory impressions. Can be for emotional effect.
Use of symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Comparison describing things in a way that isn’t meant to be taken literally
Time and place of a story. May include physical, cultural, or historical background also.
Symbolism
Use of symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Comparison describing things in a way that isn’t meant to be taken literally
Use of words in which the intended meaning is contrary to the literal meaning.
Time and place of a story. May include physical, cultural, or historical background also.
