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WorksheetsLord Of The Flies Chapter 2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 41mins
When the entire group ran off with Jack to start the fire, Piggy said they were behaving like ____
Savages
Adults
A bunch of kids
a team
What is the boy with the multi-colored birthmark afraid of?
Pigs
Not being rescued
Jack
A beastie
How did the boys start the fire?
Rubbing two stick together
Piggy's glasses
Matches
Banging rocks together
Who took Piggy's glasses?
Roger
Jack
A symbol is a literary technique and author uses to represent something else.
What is the conch a symbol of?
Communication
Royalty
Civilization
Savagery
What did Piggy do in the meeting?
Called for an army to be formed
Created a schedule for the fire
Told about a snake he saw
Interpreted for the boy with the birthmark
What were the little children afraid of?
Being forgotten
Being alone
A monster
The dark
Who is allowed to speak at meetings?
Only the big kids
Only the leaders
Whoever is holding the conch
Whoever raises his hand
How did they start a fire?
Flint and tinder
Matches
Glasses
Firebow
What went wrong with the fire?
It got too big
It was too small
The kids got bored too quickly
They got lost
Why were they afraid at the end?
They saw a monster
They lost a kid
They lost the conch
They heard a sound
Able to speak a language easily, well and quickly; able to do something effortlessly smooth and flowing.
"Carlos is from Mexico so he can speak Spanish ______________."
Fluently
Vaguely
Contemptuously
Indignantly
Event or situation that is very serious, important, and worrying.
"Though the situation was ___________, the family tried to keep hope that their loved one would pull through."
Scorn
Grave
Grotesque
Indignant
Feeling of great surprise.
"The homeless man looked at me in ___________when I gave him the bag of money."
Intent
Contemptuous
Astonishment
Clamor
A very strong feeling of no respect for someone or something.
"Who does he think he is with that arrogant, _____________ expression on his face?"
Indignant
Vague
Ebullient
Contemptuous
Feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy.
"The woman was ___________ about the way she had been treated by the rude clerk."
Indignant
Ebullience
Grotesque
Intent
Unclear; not clearly expressed or known.
"The teachers directions for the project were ____________ so I did not understand what to do. "
Clamor
Contemptuous
Vague
Intent
Unpleasant, unnatural or ugly.
"Although my mother protests strongly, Dad always gets a kick out of scaring trick-or-treaters away with his _________mask."
Grotesque
Contemptuous
Indignant
Clamor
