WorksheetsLord of the Flies Ch. 7-12
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
How does Ralph feel after he experiences his first hunt?
He hates it.
He feels frightened of the blood.
He thinks that Jack might be right after all.
He is excited and proud of himself.
What happens to Robert after the mock hunt?
He does a poor job of playing the pig in the dance.
He scrapes his knee when he falls in the dance.
He finds a littlun to take his place.
The boys almost kill him.
What do they find at the top of the mountain?
Themselves
A figure that bulged like a baboon with a cruel face
A beast with teeth and claws and wings
An ape-like creature
What happens to many of the boys after the vote and the fire building?
Many of them decide to build another shelter.
Many of them leave and join Jack.
They all stay with Ralph because they feel safer in the shelters.
Only a few join Jack.
What IS the "lord of the flies"?
The beast
The pig head
The devil
Roger
Who has a conversation with the Lord of the Flies?
Jack
Piggy
Roger
Simon
The killing of this character shows that people are more likely to do bad things when in a group because they get caught up in the excitement or feel the security of acting in a group.
Mulberry Mark Boy
Simon
Ralph
Piggy
What happens to Simon's body?
The boys roll him off a cliff
He floats out to sea
They leave him on the beach
The boys cover him with palm fronds in the morning
When Jack's tribe sneaks into the shelters the second time, they steal
the conch
fire
Piggy's specs
the last of the littluns
Who is captured and forced to become part of Jack's group?
Roger
Simon
Samneric
Maurice
These characters’ names represents a loss of identity.
Samneric
Jack and Roger
Piggy and Ralph
West and Wilkens
When the naval officer arrives on the island, he describes the situation as..
fun and games
war and peace
a tragedy in the making
a proper training exercise
The fire that Jack sets to smoke out Ralph leads, instead, to Ralph's rescue. This is an example of:
Foreshadowing
Irony
Metaphor
Natural consequences
Simon discovers this main theme about human nature when speaking to the Lord of the Flies
The beast is part of us
Pigs are ugly
Humans need each other
Humans are inherently innocent
What does Ralph do to the Lord of the Flies?
he speaks to it for hours
he destroys it with his bare hands
He picks it up and uses it to scare Jack
None of these
Why is Percival's interaction with the naval officer important in the final scenes?
He cries and the officer picks him up to show that compassion still exists.
The boy grabs his leg to show how desperate it all is.
The boy has forgotten his address, maybe his name. It shows the loss of civilization.
The man ignores the little boy to show that their youth is really lost.
