WorksheetsLord of the Flies 4-6 Review
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Belligerence
aggressive- war-like behavior
hesitating or doubting
unable to be felt by touch
quiet and rather reflective
severe criticism
Chastisement
aggressive- war-like behavior
hesitating or doubting
unable to be felt by touch
quiet and rather reflective
severe criticism
subdued
aggressive- war-like behavior
hesitating or doubting
unable to be felt by touch
quiet and rather reflective
severe criticism
impalpable
aggressive- war-like behavior
hesitating or doubting
unable to be felt by touch
quiet and rather reflective
severe criticism
Dubious
aggressive- war-like behavior
hesitating or doubting
unable to be felt by touch
quiet and rather reflective
severe criticism
effigy
a sculpture or model of someone of something
feeling anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
countless or extremely great number
deep respect for someone or something
a person without a settled home
indignant
a sculpture or model of someone of something
feeling anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
countless or extremely great number
deep respect for someone or something
a person without a settled home
myriad
a sculpture or model of someone of something
feeling anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
countless or extremely great number
deep respect for someone or something
a person without a settled home
reverence
a sculpture or model of someone of something
feeling anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
countless or extremely great number
deep respect for someone or something
a person without a settled home
vagrant
a sculpture or model of someone of something
feeling anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
countless or extremely great number
deep respect for someone or something
a person without a settled home
The decrease in size, from Ralph down, was gradual; and though there was a ________ region inhabited by Simon and Robert and Maurice.
dubious
subdued
myriad
reverence
Johnny was well built, with fair hair and a natural ____________ due to his aggressive behavior as a child.
dubious
belligerence
myriad
reverence
In his other life Maurice had received ___________ for filling a younger eye with sand.
dubious
belligerence
chastisement
indignant
With __________ organs of sence they examined this new field.
palpable
vagrant
subdued
effigy
Like a _____ of tiny teeth in a saw, the transparencies came scavenging over the beach.
palpable
vagrant
subdued
myriad
He poked about with a bit of stick, that itself was wave-worn and whitened and a _________, and tried to control the motions of the scavengers.
palpable
vagrant
subdued
myriad
"I can't see no smoke," said Piggy ________.
subdued
vagrantly
incredulously
reverance
What is the "beastie" that SamnEric think they see on the mountain?
Simon
A dead parachutist
A Pig
Jack
In Chapter 4, what do Maurice and Roger do to the littluns?
Yell at them until they cry.
Throw rocks in their direction, but not close enough to hit them.
Help them reach fruit that is too high on the branches.
Knock over their sandcastles.
Which of the following indicate that the boys are becoming less civilized the longer they stay on the island?
Their hair is growing longer
They are starting to argue
They want to be rescued
The rules aren't working anymore and the conch is losing its power
Piggy receives help from one of the boys when his glasses are broken and later when he isn't given any meat to eat. Who is the boy that shows Piggy kindness?
Ralph
Jack
SamnEric
Simon
Which character says, "Maybe there is a beast… Maybe it’s only us."
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Piggy
Which character says, "Conch, conch, conch, conch, we don’t need the conch anymore."
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Piggy
Which character says, "We need an assembly. Not for fun. Not for laughing and falling off the log...But to put things straight."
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Piggy
Who is Jack speaking to when he says, "That's right favor piggy as you always do---"
Ralph
Simon
Maurice
SamnEric
Which character says, "Hasn't anyone got any sense? We've got to relight that fire. You never thought of that, Jack, did you? Or don't any of you want to be rescued?"
Ralph
Piggy
SamnEric
Maurice
In Chapter 4, we learn that the littluns on the island have a life comprised of all of the following EXCEPT
chronic diarrhea
a diet of fruit
the building of sandcastles
important lessons provided by the bigguns
The best evidence that Roger is cruel is
his forced smile when talking to Jack
his decision to follow Henry down the beach
the fact that he doesn't get out of the way when coconuts are falling above him
the way he marches through a sandcastle while kids are playing with it
When Maurice gets sand in Percival's eye, he
feels guilty and apologizes
thinks he's going to get into trouble
laughs and kicks more sand
laughs and tells Roger
"He poked about with a bit of stick...and tried to control the motions of the scavengers. He made
little runnels that the tide filled and tried to crowd them with creatures. He became absorbed
beyond mere happiness as he felt himself exercising control over living things. He talked to
them, urging them, ordering them. Driven back by the tide, his footprints became bays in
which they were trapped and gave him the illusion of mastery." This passage best supports the idea that
little kids are only entertained for a short amount of time
there are not many things on the island for little kids to do
Henry thinks of himself like Ralph, and mirrors Ralph's behavior
Even young boys, like Henry, seem to enjoy exercising power over other living things
Ralph is most upset about the fire being out in chapter 4 because
It's another example of kids not following rules
everyone is getting cold without the fire to keep warm
Jack broke his promise
there was no signal and a ship just passed the island
Which child volunteered to keep the signal fire lit?
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Why was the signal fire abandoned in chapter 4? Where had the kids on duty (Samn'Eric) gone?
Jack made them hunt a pig
they left to have fun
they fell asleep
they had gone off, chasing Piggy and teasing him
Jack sets a precedent that violence can go unpunished on the island when he
kicks sand into Percival's eyes
throws rocks near Henry
throws rocks off of "Castle Rock" -the supposed lair of the beast
punches and slaps Piggy without apology
Ralph calls a meeting in Chapter 5 to discuss
the supposed beast
the fact that no one does what they say they'll do
the littluns pooping everywhere
all of these are discussed
the neglect of the signal fire
In chapter five, this boy says that life is scientific, and there can't possibly be a beast
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
Jack
this child says the only thing the kids have to fear on the island is other people
simon
jack
ralph
piggy
this child says the beast is probably the boys themselves
Simon
Javier
Roger
Ralph
This boy said that the kids who believe in the beast are essentially babies
Jack
Ralph
Roger
Maurice
This child maintains that there seriously can't be a beast on the island. there never was and never will be, end of story.
Jack
Ralph
Rolph
Biggie
This child says that the beast could probably be something like a giant squid.
Maurice
Roger
Pappy
Charles
This kid ironically breaks all the rules, especially the one about speaking without the conch.
jack
roger
ralph
piggy
Samn'Eric believe there is a beast on the island because
they heard a beast growl in the dark
they mistook a dead parachuter for a monster
they had nightmares and scared each other
they overheard Jack telling scary stories
One side of Piggy's glasses is broken because
he tripped on his way up to check the signal fire
he was pushed by the hunters
he was slapped
He dropped them while trying to clean the lenses
Who is the only boy on the island with hair that never seems to grow?
Jack
Ralph
Piggy
Johnny
