The little boy with (a)   says there's a ​ (b)   on the island.

Ralph tells the boys that in order to get rescued, they need to ​ (a)   .

The boys use (a)   to light a fire.

When they first got to the island, Piggy was told to (a)   . Piggy ​ (b)   do this.

At their meeting, Ralph tells the others that ​ (a)   . ​ (b)  

At the end of the chapter, the boys accidentally ​ (a)   .

Out of every older boy on the island, ​ (a)   is the most ignored.

If the boys don't make any laws, they will be ​ (a)   their chances of staying civilized. Because of this, Piggy was ​ (b)   about them listening to him.

The boys making fun of Piggy ​ (a)   him to give a ​ (b)   about how they're not listening.

At first, the boys felt ​ (a)   at knowing there was no one else but them. They excitedly talked about what they needed to do.