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WorksheetsLord of the Flies Chapter 7-12 Review
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 5hrs 58mins
Chapter 7: Who does not join Jack's "tribe"?
Chapter 7: What is unsettling about the way the other boys respond to Jack's earlier suggestion to use a littlun as the next pig?
Chapter 7: Who is the only boy to climb all the way to the summit of the mountain?
Chapter 7: The only boy who climbed all the way to the top of the summit claims to have seen
What is Jack's greatest victory in Chapter 7?
Chapter 7: When the boys try to re-enact the pig hunt, what happens to Robert?
At the beginning of the chapter 8, who blows the conch to call a meeting?
Ralph
Simon
Piggy
Jack
Chapter 8: At the meeting, why does Jack call a vote?
To kick Piggy out of the tribe.
To remove Ralph as chief of their tribe..
To make the littluns harvest fruit.
To make Simon and Jack assistant chiefs.
Chapter 8: When Simon speaks to the 'Lord of the Flies', he tells Simon that the Beast is _____________________________.
A giant boar with a taste for human flesh.
A giant snake with poison more deadly than a king cobra's poison.
A Paleolithic super shark lurking in the lagoon.
Really in themselves (representing the evil elements of human nature).
Chapter 8: What do Jack and the Hunters hunt and kill.
A giant boar with curved tusks
A mother pig and her piglets.
A jungle-dwelling lizard.
A giant snake.
Chapter 8: What does Jack do to persuade the older boys and littluns to join him at Castle Rock (with the Hunters).
He has a feast with the animals he's just killed.
He threatens to hurt Piggy, Ralph, and the littluns if they don't join him.
He offers them fruit.
He offers them things (candy and warm clothes) he's salvaged from the crashed airplane and the dead pilot.
Chapter 8: What does Jack think of Piggy leaving to find the beast?
He doesn't want Piggy to leave (he might get hurt or killed by the beast).
He thinks Piggy should take spears and go with one of the hunters.
He thinks it would be good if Piggy left and never came back.
He doesn't want any of the boys (littluns or biguns) to go looking for the beast.
Chapter 8: How does Ralph insult Jack
He calls him a bully.
He says Piggy is a better leader than Jack.
He tells Jack that he and his hunters are "boys with sticks."
He tells Jack that he and his hunters don't do anything. They just kill.
Chapter 8: Who uses the glasses (for the first time) to start a fire in Chapter 8?
Roger
Jack
Piggy
Ralph
Chapter 8: What do Ralph, Piggy, and the littluns eat at their feast (before Jack and the Hunters' feast)?
Fruit
Crabs
Fish and Shrimp
Candy, cookies, rice, and other things salvaged from the airplane.
Chapter 8: What is the hunters' gift for the beast?
The snake's head and skin.
A heap of fruit and crabs.
A coat and a watch (from one of the hunters).
The mother pig's guts and her head (stuck onto a stick sharpened at both ends).
What is the name of Chapter 9?
A View to a Kill
A View to a Death
A View to a Murder
A View to a Corpse
What is discovered at the top of the mountain in chapter 9?
That help is on the way via a British naval ship
That a fearsome monster wishes to devour the children
That Jack is planning a rebellion against Ralph
That the beast the children fear is really just a dead parachutist
Who makes the important discovery at the top of the mountain in chapter 9?
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
Roger
Chapter 9: At the feast, how does Jack appear?
In his choir uniform
In fresh clean clothes
With his face painted
Alone and frightened
Chapter 9: When Ralph and Piggy come to the feast, what does Jack do?
He invites them to eat and to join his tribe
He attacks them with his spear
He makes them bow and beg for mercy
He gets Sam and Eric to attack them
Chapter 9: What key event happens during the dance?
The boys all join forces again
The boys kill a pig to eat
The boys kill Simon
The boys kill Piggy
Chapter 9: What causes the boys to all run away after the dance?
An explosion on the island
Thunder and lightning
Pigs suddenly stampede towards them
The parachutist's body is blown off the top of the mountain
Chapter 9: Why is the "beast" so important to Jack's role at this point in the novel?
It acts as a common enemy which unites his tribe
It shows that he is brave because he wants to face it alone
The "beast" is on his side, not Ralph's side
It makes the rest of the boys more likely to obey Jack because of their fear
Chapter 9: Why is this chapter so important?
It shows a point of no return in the boys' behaviour
It shows how feral and uncivilised the children have become
It shows that if the boys unite there is nothing they should be afraid of
It shows that a good feast and a dance can make everyone feel better
Chapter 9: Which characters take part as perpetrators in the horrific act during the dance?
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Chapter 10: Who is Wilfred?
Chapter 10: Who is left in Ralph's group?
Chapter 10: What does Jack's group think about Simon's death?
Chapter 10: What happens to Piggy's glasses
Chapter 10: What do Ralph and Piggy say about Simon's death?
Chapter 10: How has Jack's personality developed during his stay on the island?
Chapter 10: Where does Jack make his new camp?
Chapter 10: What color is Jack's new make-up/camo?
During chapter 10, Piggy babbles on about building a
Chapter 11: Ralph and Piggy go to Jack's camp because
Chapter 11: How does Piggy die?
Chapter 11: How does Golding refer to members of Jack's tribe?
Chapter 11: Who tries to defend Ralph?
Chapter 11: A new character is introduced, Walter, who has been
Chapter 11: Who kills Piggy?
Chapter 11: What happens to Piggy's body?
Chapter 11: After Piggy is killed, the book says his body
Chapter 11: What happens to the conch?
Chapter 11: Piggy tries to convince Jack's tribe to give up all of the
Chapter 12: 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
Chapter 12: Who is captured and forced to become part of Jack's group?
Roger
Simon
Samneric
Maurice
Chapter 12: When the naval officer arrives on the island, he describes the situation as..
Chapter 12: What injury does Ralph have?
Chapter 12: Who cried at the end of the novel.
Jack
Roger
Stanley
Ralph
Chapter 12: What does Jack's tribe try first in order to get Ralph out of the woods?
Chapter 12: How does Jack's tribe successfully flush Ralph out of the woods?
They smoke him out with fire.
They hit him with rocks.
They make fun of his mother.
They trick him by offering a peace treaty.
Chapter 12: Ralph rolls down the hill onto the beach. What is the naval officer wearing?
a white uniform
suit and tie
dark camouflage
none of these
Chapter 12: How do Jack and his tribe act when they see the Naval officer?
They cower and whimper.
Jack attacks him but gets beaten down.
They run back to the woods; they don't want to return to civilization.
none of these
What stops Jack and the hunters from killing Ralph in chapter 12 'Cry of the Hunters'?
He hides in the creepers
He throws a spear at Jack
He escapes up the mountain with Samneric
The arrival of a naval officer
Chapter 12: Who tries to defend Ralph?
Chapter 12: How did Roger prepare for the hunt?
He put war paint on his face.
He sharpened a stick on both sides.
He thew rocks into the bushes.
He consulted with Jack.
Chapter 12: What was the purpose for the stick being sharpened on each side?
Jack thought it would make it easier to kill Ralph.
They planned to put Ralph's head on one side and stick it in the ground.
Samneric wanted to make sure the weapon was sharp and sufficient.
all of the above
Chapter 12: Who is on watch at Castle Rock as Jack approaches it after the death of Piggy?
Ralph
Samneric
Jack
Piggy
Chapter 12: What does Jack receive from the lookout at Castle Rock?
a punctured lung
broken ribs
piece of meat
a warning
Chapter 12: "Eric raised his head and achieved a faint ululation by beating on his open mouth. Then he glanced behind him nervously."
What does the word uluation mean?
disgust
howling sound
hunger
singing tune
Chapter 12: "There were sounds coming from behind the Castle Rock. Listening carefully, detaching his mind from the swing of the sea, Ralph could make out a familiar rhythm."
What could Ralph hear in the distance?
"Kill the beast! Cut his throat! Spill his blood!"
"Bring me Ralph!"
"Sir, yes Sir!"
"Wake up. You're dreaming."
Chapter 12: What does the naval officer ask Ralph?
Are there any adults?
Any dead bodies?
Where are your parents?
Are you alone?
