WorksheetsLord of the Flies: Final Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 14mins
represents savagery and anarchy
Simon
Ralph
Jack
Piggy
represents goodness, purity and compassion
Simon
Piggy
Jack
Roger
represents democracy and civilization
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Samneric
represents knowledge, maturity and intelligence
Simon
Ralph
Roger
Piggy
represents democracy, civility, and order
the beast
face paint
the hunters' dance
the conch
represents the demon within, fear of the unknown, and evil in humanity
the conch
the beast
Piggy's glasses
the fire
represents savagery, fun, and irrationality among the boys
the beast
the hunters' dance
Piggy's glasses
the fire
represents rescue, hope, and comfort
Ralph
the hunters' dance
the fire on the top of the mountain
the beast
"...the creepers dropped their ropes like the rigging of foundered ships" is an example of this literary term.
pun
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
"Two gray trunks rubbed each other with an evil speaking that no one had noticed by day" is an example of this literary term.
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
The scene in the book when Roger and Maurice ruin the littluns' sand castles and throw stones at them without hitting them is an example of
setting.
symbolism.
theme.
foreshadowing.
"The sun in the west was a drop of burning gold..." is an example of
personification.
simile.
metaphor.
hyperbole.
Piggy's death symbolized
the end of rational civilized behavior.
a neglect for wisdom and knowledge.
the end of innocence.
all of the above.
What character is described as happy, good-natured, but easily swayed by violence?
Ralph
Piggy
Sam n' Eric
Jack
Which character is sensitive and spiritual?
Ralph
Simon
Sam n' Eric
Roger
Which character is charismatic and wants to be in a civilized society?
Ralph
Jack
Piggy
Roger
Which character is logical, intellectual, and well-mannered?
Sam 'n Eric
Simon
Piggy
Roger
Which character kills Piggy and enjoys violence?
Jack
Simon
Ralph
Roger
When was the novel set?
1910
1920
1930
1940
What does Golding say we cannot escape?
savage and violent tendencies
Life and Death
Fantasy and Reality
Elves and unicorns
What does the Lord of the Flies symbolize?
Order
Brutality
Democracy
Intuition
What do Piggy and Ralph want to do before they go up to Castle Rock?
Comb their hair
Eat some fruit
Bathe the littluns
Go swimming
Who says, "'Which is better, law and rescue or hunting and breaking things up?'" (chapter 11)
Piggy
Sam
Eric
Ralph
Why did Sam and Eric join Jack's tribe?
Because after seeing Piggy die, they felt safer with Jack.
Because Roger bribed them with fresh meat.
Because Jack told his tribe to grab them and tie them up.
Because all of the boys joined Jack's tribe after Piggy's death.
What happened to the conch at Castle rock?
Jack steals it and calls an assembly in which all the boys vow their loyalty to Jack.
Jack grabs it out of Piggy's hand, throws it at Piggy and it breaks
Roger snatches it when no one is expecting him, he demands the leadership position,
Roger releases a bolder, and when it hits Piggy, the conch shatters into a million pieces.
The destruction of the conch is symbolic of...
the loss of civilization and order
the loss of assemblies and fun meetings
the break down of society on the island and the decent into savagery.
Both the loss of civilization and order and the break down of society on the island and the decent into savagery.
Which character is inherently cruel and unkind
Jack
Ralph
Roger
Simon
who spoke the following? "I'm not going to play any longer, not with you."
Ralph
Jack
Piggy
Roger
"What have you been doing? Having a war or something?"
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Officer
Who is being described: ""Viciously, with full intention, he hurled his spear."
Ralph
Roger
Maurice
Jack
Who says, "They didn't come for the conch. They came for something else."
Piggy
Ralph
Sam N Eric
Jack
What does the sobbing at the end of the novel represent
relief at going home
Ralph's death
loss of innocence
Simon's death
Who says, "Sharpen a stick at both ends."
Ralph
Roger
Jack
Piggy
Who says. "Fancy thinking the beast was something you could hunt and kill."
Jack
Ralph
Simon
Lord of the Flies
Chapter 8 is entitled "The Gift for the Darkness" What is the gift and to what darkness is it given?
the conch, to the island itself
the fire, to the adult world as a hope for rescue
the pig's head on a stake, to the beast
the killing of Simon, to the beast
