WorksheetsLOTF Chapters 1-4 Review
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The elected leader of the group.
Jack
Simon
Ralph
Piggy
The leader of the hunters.
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Roger
Represents wisdom and insight.
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Piggy
The plane crash represents
Democracy
the breakdown of society
loss of reason
law and order
The signal fire represents
hope
fear
the present generation of evil
anarchy
The conch represents
wisdom
the beast
fear
order
Piggy and his glasses represent
weapons of war
wisdom
fear
the evil inside everyone
The imagined beast represents
superstition/fear
hope
weapons of war
the dead parachutist
The importance of the conch is immediately established in chapter 1.
What does the conch symbolize?
Authority and order
Unity
Brotherhood
Tyranny
The importance of order and organization is emphasized in chapter 3. One of the things the boys agree is that they cannot talk at meetings unless __________
they are dressed properly
they are holding the conch
they have nothing important to say
none of these
Which of the following themes is not present in The Lord of the Flies?
Innocence
Savagery
Civilization
Romance
What type of government is set up in the beginning of the story?
Monarchy: Ralph was appointed king by Divine Right
Republic: All boys took turns serving in leadership
Democracy: A nomination and a vote for leadership
Dictatorship: Ralph took control and manipulated or forced his will on others
Which character is the smart and wears glasses?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Which member of the choir boys fainted?
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Johnny
What is the symbol of authority in chapter 1?
Piggy's glasses
The conch shell
The scar
The choir robes
Who is the author of LOTF?
Bill Gold
Will Smith
William Golding
Jack Will
Who thinks of the idea to blow into the shell to call the others?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
SImon
Who is the leader of the choir boys?
Jack
Ralph
Piggy
Which character believes his father (a commander in the Navy) will rescue them?
Jack
Ralph
Simon
Why do Ralph, Jack and Simon leave to explore the island ?
to look for food
to go swimming
to make fun of Piggy
to make sure it is really an island
Why were the boys being evacuated ( on the plane)?
an atomic bomb was dropped
they were being kidnapped
they were banished for misbehaving in their schools
What is the scar on the island?
a swimming hole
a trail of broken trees from the plane crash
a birthmark
a rocky area
Why can't Piggy run or swim?
he is too young
he has asthma
he is scared
What are the names of the twins?
Sally and Sarah
Sam and Eric
Joe and Shawn
What type of animal do the boys see?
lizard
pig
horse
dog
What are the creepers?
bugs in the woods
vines growing out of control
Who suggested they vote on a leader?
Ralph
Roger
Piggy
Who is elected the leader?
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
Jack
What illness does Piggy suffer from?
Diabetes
Allergies
Leukemia
Asthma
Why was Ralph blowing the conch?
Trying to "find" an adult
Gather everyone
Following Piggy's orders
Making noise is awesome
Why was Ralph chosen as chief?
He had the conch
He organized the boys
He is the oldest
He showed leadership
What role was given to the choir boys?
Build shelters
Hunt
Fish
Explore the island
What did they do to the pig they found?
Killed it
Injured it
Freed it
Nothing
Which character is smart and wears glasses?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
What is the symbol of authority in chapter 1?
Piggy's glasses
The conch shell
The scar
The choir robes
Who is the author of Lord Of The Flies?
Bill Gold
Will Smith
William Golding
Jack Will
Why were the boys being evacuated ( on the plane)?
an atomic bomb was dropped
they were being kidnapped
they were banished for misbehaving in their schools
Why can't Piggy run or swim?
he is too young
he has asthma
he is scared
What type of animal do the boys see?
lizard
pig
horse
dog
Who is elected the leader?
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
Jack
Who is the author of our novel Lord of the Flies?
William Orwell
William Golding
George Orwell
George Golding
In chapter 1, we learn about the scar. What is the scar?
a trail of broken trees from the plane crash
the lagoon in the middle of the island
a rocky area on the highest point of the island
a birthmark
Identify the character who is smart and wears glasses.
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Who is the leader of the choir boys?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Identify the character - Thin, athletic, and believes his father will rescue the boys from the island.
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Who is elected leader?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
What rule does Ralph establish during his first meeting after he elected chief?
Everyone must stay together.
If you want to speak, you must have the shell.
If you break a rule, you will get hit with a stick.
All boys must eat fruit and drink to stay healthy.
What is the symbol for authority and civilization?
Piggy's glasses
The conch
The lagoon
The choirs robes
The boys decide to make a fire on the island. What object did they use to start the fire?
Rubbing sticks together
Flint rocks
Matches
Piggy's glasses
How does the fire that the boys created become uncontrollable?
The fire quickly spreads when sparks from the fire ignite the surrounding jungle
The boys threw a fire cracker at it
The boys threw sticks at it to make it grow
The boys poured water on to it.
What literary device is being used in the following sentence about the fire on the island?
"Beneath the dark canopy of leaves and smoke the fire laid hold on the forest and began to gnaw. Acres of black and yellow smoke rolled steadily toward the sea."
Metaphor
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Personification
Which member of the choir boys fainted?
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Johnny
Who thinks of the idea to blow into the shell to call the others?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
SImon
Why do Ralph, Jack and Simon leave to explore the island ?
to look for food
to go swimming
to make fun of Piggy
to make sure it is really an island
Why can't Piggy run or swim?
he is too young
he has asthma
he is scared
What are the names of the twins?
Sally and Sarah
Sam and Eric
Joe and Shawn
What type of animal do the boys see?
lizard
pig
horse
dog
What are the creepers?
bugs in the woods
vines growing out of control
What was the young boy afraid of in the jungle?
Tiger
Monkeys
Snake-like creature
Giant crabs
He is the most intelligent boy on the island with asthma and terrible eyesight.
Jack
Johnny
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
As the leader of the choirboys, ____________ has prior leadership experience.
Jack
Johnny
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
_____________ believes that his father, a commander in the Navy, will rescue the boys.
Jack
Johnny
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
___________ is one of the choirboys who has fainting spells.
Jack
Johnny
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
One of the smallest boys on the island is _________________.
Jack
Johnny
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
What is the scar on the island?
a swimming hole
a trail of broken trees from the plane crash
a birthmark
a rocky area
Which sentence does not suggest how the boys arrived on the island?
“He must have flown off after he dropped us.”
“When we was coming down I looked through one of them windows. I saw the other part of the plane. There were flames coming out of it.”
“[My dad is] a commander in the Navy. When he gets leave he’ll come rescue us.”
“Didn’t you hear what the pilot said? About the atom bomb? They’re all dead.”
Why does Ralph blow into the conch? Whose ideas was this?
to call for others; Piggy’s idea
to call for others; Ralph’s idea
to startle the others; Ralph’s idea
to startle the others; Piggy’s idea
Which of the following is a conch?
After he is elected chief, what does Ralph do to appease Jack?
He allows Jack to be the leader on Saturdays.
He allows Jack to be the leader of the choirboys.
He hires Jack as a co-leader.
He suggests that Jack keep the conch.
Why do Ralph, Jack, and Simon explore the island?
They want to look for the pilot of the airplane.
They want to play hide-and-seek, so they search for the best locations.
They want to find food because they are hungry.
They want to determine if it really is an island.
How did the boys end up on the island?
They were abducted by aliens.
Their ship crashed on the reef.
Their plane crashed.
They went on vacation and got lost while on a snorkeling excursion.
Who is the leader of the choir boys?
SamnEric
Piggy
Ralph
Jack
Simon
What does the conch symbolize?
Leadership
Order and stability
Chaos
Nothing. It's just a shell.
Who is elected chief?
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Who faints at the lagoon?
Simon
Jack
Piggy
Ralph
Who is the author of Lord of the Flies?
William Smith
Jack Will
William Golding
Will Ralph
Who's idea is it to use the conch to call to the other boys on the island?
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Which character believes that his father, a captain in the Navy, will rescue them?
Piggy
Simon
Jack
Ralph
What boy is described as fair-haired and built like a boxer?
Piggy
Simon
Ralph
Jack
Why do Jack, Ralph, and Simon leave the lagoon to explore?
To make sure they're really on an island.
To find food.
To find a way to escape.
To make fun of Piggy.
What is the scar that the boys keep talking about?
A swimming hole.
A trail of broken trees left by the plane crash.
A birthmark.
A big canyon.
Why can't Piggy run or swim?
His aunt never let him do physical activities.
He's too out of shape.
He has asthma.
He's lazy.
What type of animal do the boys see?
Mountain Lion
Turtle
Monkey
Pig
Which character has a twin?
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
Sam
What war is happening in the novel?
Vietnam War
WWI
WWII
Korean War
What character is smart and wears glasses?
Ralph
Piggy
Simon
SamnEric
At first, who gets to speak at a meeting?
Whoever raises their hand
Whoever has the conch
Whoever talks the loudest
Whoever has the best idea
What frightening thing does the boy with a dark birthmark on his face say he saw at night?
An enemy warplane
A ghost
A beastie
Ms. Almquist
By the END of chapter 2, What does Ralph say is the most important thing to do?
Keep a signal fire going so they can be rescued
Keep a cooking fire going for food and warmth
Hunt
Make a full list of everyone who is on the island
What do they use to light a fire?
A piece of glass that washed up on shore
Piggy's glasses
Flint
The sundial that Piggy makes
How does this quote affect the mood of the text: “[Jack] began to dance and his laughter became a bloodthirsty snarling”
The mood turns more joyful because Jack is dancing
The mood becomes sad.
The mood becomes more tense.
The mood turns solemn.
At first, who gets to speak at a meeting?
Whoever raises their hand
Whoever has the conch
Whoever talks the loudest
Whoever has the best idea
What frightening thing does the boy with a dark birthmark on his face say he saw at night?
An enemy warplane
A ghost
A beastie
Ms. Almquist
By the END of chapter 2, What does Ralph say is the most important thing to do?
Keep a signal fire going so they can be rescued
Keep a cooking fire going for food and warmth
Hunt
Make a full list of everyone who is on the island
What do they use to light a fire?
A piece of glass that washed up on shore
Piggy's glasses
Flint
The sundial that Piggy makes
How does this quote affect the mood of the text: “[Jack] began to dance and his laughter became a bloodthirsty snarling”
The mood turns more joyful because Jack is dancing
The mood becomes sad.
The mood becomes more tense.
The mood turns solemn.
What is Ralph's plan for rescue?
They must build a signal fire
They must create a committee
They should build a boat
They must explore the island
Whenever Piggy gets nervous, he polishes his glasses
true
false
Piggy's asthma is symbol of his lack of intelligence
true
false
gesticulated mean
gestures, motions of the body or limbs to emphasize an idea
completely obvious
hazardous; dangerous
a whispering sound, a murmur
ebullience means
an immense number
not allowing entrance or passage; impenetrable; not capable of being effected or disturbed
The quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts or feelings of exuberance
hard to understand
recrimination means
a bitter retort; a charge against an accuser
enclosed within; imprisoned
one who is afraid; a coward
an image or representation, especially of a person
What question does the littlun with the birthmark raise?
He asks about his parents
He wonders what they will eat
He asks about the beastie
He questions who will be leader
What decision is made about the conch
The conch provides a good food
The conch is so beautiful that no one should touch it
That when the conch is blown, there is a group meeting, and whoever holds the conch gets to speak
That the conch should be shattered because of it's dark powers against Voldemort
What does Jack say about rules and about the boys
That they "have to obey them, after all we're not savages"
That the rules are ridiculous. "Bullocks to the rules"
That the rules do not "count for him" because Jack is a "hunter"
That rules are necessary to help find a ship
A powerful symbol of civilization and order
Piggy's glasses
The Beast
The Conch
The signal fire
Who still holds onto hope that the boys will be rescued?
Jack
Piggy
Ralph
specs
After the fire dies down, who notices that the boy with the birthmark is missing?
conch
Jack
Piggy
specs
Who leads the group of boys up the mountain to start a fire?
Specs
Jack
Piggy
Ralph
What do the boys use to start the fire?
conch
Jack
Piggy
specs
What do the boys use to signify who will speak at assemblies and meetings?
conch
Jack
Piggy
specs
Which character informs the group about the BEASTIE?
Sam and Eric
Simon
Ralph
the small boy with the birthmark
Why do the boys decide to build a FIRE?
For warmth
To cook their food
All of the above
None of the above
Why is Piggy FRUSTRATED when the boys head up the mountain side?
The boys ignored any sense of organization and civility and left the meeting.
The boys followed Jack up the mountain instead of Ralph.
The boys stole his glasses in order to start the fire.
He wasn't invited to start the fire with the rest of the boys.
Which option describes Piggy's FEELINGS after the boys head up the mountain to build a fire?
“Ralph was left, holding the conch with no one but Piggy.”
“’Like kids!’ he said scornfully. “Acting like a crowd of kids.’”
“What do they think they’re going to do on that mountain?”
“Ralph! Hey! Where you going?”
What goes WRONG at the end of the chapter?
Jake takes over as the leader.
The fire rages out of control.
The boys learn they will never be rescued.
Ralph quits as leader.
What qualities of leadership does Ralph display in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies?
In chapter 2, Ralph displays qualities of leadership such as indecisiveness, lack of organization, and inability to communicate effectively.
In chapter 2, Ralph displays qualities of leadership such as disorganization, poor communication, and the ability to demotivate the other boys.
In chapter 2, Ralph displays qualities of leadership such as laziness, lack of communication, and inability to motivate others.
In chapter 2, Ralph displays qualities of leadership such as organization, communication, and the ability to inspire and motivate the other boys.
Describe the boys' first assembly in chapter 2. What decisions were made during this assembly?
In chapter 2, the boys' first assembly is described as chaotic and disorganized. The main decision made during this assembly was to elect a leader, which resulted in the selection of Ralph as the chief.
The boys' first assembly was described as harmonious and productive. The main decision made during this assembly was to divide the island into territories.
The boys' first assembly was described as peaceful and organized. The main decision made during this assembly was to build a shelter.
The boys' first assembly was described as boring and uneventful. The main decision made during this assembly was to go swimming.
Discuss the conflict between Ralph and Jack in chapter 2. What are the reasons for their disagreement?
Ralph and Jack disagree because they are jealous of each other
Ralph and Jack disagree because they both want to be the leader
Ralph and Jack disagree because they have different opinions on what to eat
Ralph and Jack disagree in chapter 2 due to their differing leadership styles and priorities. Ralph focuses on building shelters and maintaining the signal fire, while Jack is more interested in hunting and gaining power through the control of the hunters.
Explain the significance of the conch in Lord of the Flies. How does it impact the boys' society?
The conch represents the boys' unity and strength, helping them to work together and survive on the island.
The conch is a symbol of power and control, allowing the boys to dominate and oppress each other.
The conch signifies the boys' connection to nature and their ability to live harmoniously with the environment.
The conch symbolizes order and civilization, as it is used to call meetings and establish rules. However, as the boys' society descends into chaos, the conch loses its power and authority.
What is the beast that emerges in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies? How do the boys react to its presence?
The beast that emerges in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies is a dead parachutist. The boys initially mistake it for a beast and react with fear and panic.
The beast is a ghost and the boys react by performing a ritual to banish it
The beast is a wild boar and the boys react by hunting it for food
The beast is a giant snake and the boys react by trying to capture it
What role does Piggy play in the events of chapter 2? How does he contribute to the group dynamics?
Piggy is the leader of the group and makes all the decisions
Piggy is a follower and has no impact on the group dynamics
Piggy is a troublemaker and causes conflict within the group
Piggy serves as a voice of reason and intelligence, trying to maintain order and reason within the group. He contributes by providing logical solutions and attempting to keep the boys focused on their goal of being rescued.
Discuss the symbolism of the signal fire in chapter 2. What does it represent in the context of the boys' situation?
The signal fire represents the boys' desire to become hunters and warriors
The signal fire is a symbol of the boys' growing sense of community and cooperation
The signal fire symbolizes the boys' connection to civilization and their hope of being rescued. It represents their struggle to maintain order and a sense of humanity in the face of their deteriorating situation on the island.
The signal fire symbolizes the boys' fear of the unknown and their struggle for survival
How does the setting of the island contribute to the events of chapter 2 in Lord of the Flies? What impact does the environment have on the boys' behavior?
The island setting in Lord of the Flies contributes to the events of chapter 2 by providing the boys with a strong sense of community and teamwork, resulting in a highly organized and disciplined group.
The island setting in Lord of the Flies contributes to the events of chapter 2 by creating a sense of isolation and freedom for the boys. The absence of adult authority and the abundance of natural resources lead to the boys' initial excitement and lack of discipline, which ultimately influences their behavior and decision-making.
The island setting in Lord of the Flies contributes to the events of chapter 2 by making the boys feel safe and secure, leading to a peaceful and harmonious environment.
The island setting in Lord of the Flies contributes to the events of chapter 2 by creating a feeling of boredom and monotony, causing the boys to seek out more structured activities and routines.
What themes or motifs are introduced in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies? How do they foreshadow future events in the novel?
The themes and motifs introduced in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies include friendship, teamwork, and cooperation. These foreshadow future events such as the boys working together to build shelters and find food.
The themes and motifs introduced in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies include the struggle for power, the loss of innocence, and the inherent evil in human nature. These foreshadow future events such as the escalating conflict between the boys, the descent into savagery, and the tragic consequences of their actions.
The themes and motifs introduced in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies include love, compassion, and empathy. These foreshadow future events such as the boys forming strong bonds and helping each other through difficult times.
The themes and motifs introduced in chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies include peace, harmony, and unity. These foreshadow future events such as the boys resolving conflicts peacefully and living in harmony on the island.
Officious
assertive of authority in an annoyingly domineering way, especially with regard to petty or trivial matters
a dark cloud or covering of smoke, dust, or similar matter; a cloth spread over a coffin
an accusation in response to one from someone else
long, angry speech of criticism or accusation
Gesticulate
skip or dance about in a lively or playful way
use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words
adorn (a place) with ribbons, garlands, or other decorations
secretive
Errant
assertive of authority in an annoyingly domineering way, especially with regard to petty or trivial matters
unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint
erring or straying from the proper course or standards; traveling in search of adventure
crazy
Tirade
a projecting corner or angle of a wall or building.
joint effort
a dark cloud or covering of smoke, dust, or similar matter; a cloth spread over a coffin
a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation
Pall
a dark cloud or covering of smoke, dust, or similar matter; a cloth spread over a coffin
the state or quality of being doubtful; uncertainty
a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation
joint effort
Festooned
use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words
adorn (a place) with ribbons, garlands, or other decorations
n a manner indicating anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair
skip or dance about in a lively or playful way
Abyss
Hollow shell of ivory or wood, struck by the fingers to make a clicking sound
a deep or seemingly bottomless canyon
a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation
a loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting
Opaque
crazy
assertive of authority in an annoyingly domineering way, especially with regard to petty or trivial matters
not able to be seen through; not transparent
erring or straying from the proper course or standards; traveling in search of adventure
Oppressive
unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint
eagerly.
remorse; affected by guilt.
able to be heard
Avidly
crazy
eagerly
batty
secretive
Contrite
remorse; affected by guilt.
enough
able to be heard
secretive
Sufficient
remorse; affected by guilt.
enough
able to be heard
secretive
Audible
remorse; affected by guilt.
enough
able to be heard
secretive
Furtive
remorse; affected by guilt.
enough
able to be heard
secretive
Pallor
an unhealthy pale appearance
changes
the trunk of a tree
a plant’s coiling threadlike climbing organ
Who is the protagonist in "Lord of the Flies?"
Jack
Ralph
Simon
Who is the antagonist in "Lord of the Flies?"
Jack
Ralph
Simon
What is an internal conflict?
a conflict between two characters
a conflict inside a character's mind
What is an external conflict?
a conflict between two characters
a conflict inside a character's mind
Between whom is the conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?
Ralph and Jack
Ralph and Simon
Simon and Jack
Explain your previous answer. Give the evidence from the story that supports your answer.
There is an internal conflict within Ralph in chapter 3. What do you think it is?
There is an internal conflict within Jack in chapter 3. What do you think it is?
Who is the protagonist in "Lord of the Flies?"
Jack
Ralph
Simon
Who is the antagonist in "Lord of the Flies?"
Jack
Ralph
Simon
What is an internal conflict?
a conflict between two characters
a conflict inside a character's mind
What is an external conflict?
a conflict between two characters
a conflict inside a character's mind
Between whom is the conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?
Ralph and Jack
Ralph and Simon
Simon and Jack
Explain your previous answer. Give the evidence from the story that supports your answer.
There is an internal conflict within Ralph in chapter 3. What do you think it is?
There is an internal conflict within Jack in chapter 3. What do you think it is?
What does the word "festooned" mean?
Covered in dust
Hung like decorations
Painted with bright colors
Wrapped tightly
Which of the following best describes a "tendril"?
A thick root
A spiraled stem used for attachment
A type of leaf
A flower petal
What is a "pendant"?
A type of bracelet
A ring
Something suspended; hanging
A type of hat
How would you describe an "oppressive" atmosphere?
Light and airy
Depressing; overwhelming
Joyful and exciting
Calm and peaceful
What does "inscrutable" mean?
Easily understood
Mysterious; not easily understood
Loud and clear
Bright and colorful
What are "vicissitudes"?
Predictable events
Natural or unexpected changes
Constant conditions
Repeated patterns
What does "antagonism" refer to?
Friendly cooperation
Open hostility or opposition
Silent agreement
Mutual understanding
What does it mean to feel "indignant"?
Pleased with a situation
Angered by unjust treatment
Indifferent to events
Amused by a joke
What are "declivities"?
Ascending slopes
Descending slopes
Flat surfaces
Curved paths
What does "tacit" mean?
Spoken loudly
Written clearly
Unspoken; implied
Sung softly
What is "susurration"?
A loud noise
A murmur; whispering sound
A musical note
A sharp cry
Which word describes a situation that is difficult to understand?
Festooned
Inscrutable
Tacit
Indignant
Which term refers to changes that occur naturally or unexpectedly?
Declivities
Vicissitudes
Tendrils
Pendants
What is the opposite of "antagonism"?
Friendship
Hostility
Indifference
Anger
Which of the following is an example of something "tacit"?
A written contract
A spoken promise
An unspoken understanding
A loud announcement
What does the word "batty" mean?
Foolish or silly
Crazy weird
Difficult to understand
Very exciting
What is the meaning of "crackers"?
Not transparent
Crazy weird
Showing complete interest
Able to be perceived
What does "inscrutable" mean?
Very exciting
Able to be seen
Difficult to understand
Expressed without words
What is the definition of "compulsion"?
A very strong desire to do something
Not letting light through
Showing complete interest
Able to be perceived
What does "opaque" mean?
Not transparent
Very exciting
Expressed without words
Crazy weird
What is the meaning of "rapt"?
Foolish or silly
Showing complete interest in something
Difficult to understand
Able to be seen
What does "tacit" mean?
Expressed or carried on without words
Very exciting
Not transparent
Crazy weird
What is the definition of "perceptible"?
Able to be seen or noticed
Showing complete interest
Difficult to understand
A very strong desire
What does "riotous" mean?
Very exciting, fun, or full of energy
Not letting light through
Expressed without words
Crazy weird
What is the title of Chapter 3 in Lord of the Flies?
Huts on the Beach
The Conch
The Beast
The Island
Who is the leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3?
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is John.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is Michael.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is David.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is Matthew.
What is the name of the boy who faints during the assembly in Chapter 3?
Michael
Not mentioned
John
David
What does Jack suggest they use as a bathroom in Chapter 3?
Rocks
Bushes
Ponds
Trees
What does Simon do for the younger boys in Chapter 3?
He leads them on a hunt for wild boar.
He builds them a shelter.
He teaches them how to swim.
He picks fruit for them.
What does Ralph say they need to make a fire in Chapter 3?
Dry leaves and twigs
A conch shell and Piggy's glasses
A bucket of water and a hose
A matchstick and a lighter
What does Jack say they should hunt in Chapter 3?
birds
deer
pigs
rabbits
What does Piggy suggest they do in Chapter 3 to be rescued?
Go explore the island on foot
Wait for a passing ship to rescue them
Build a shelter in the forest
Make a signal fire on the mountain
What does Ralph do at the end of Chapter 3?
Ralph leaves the group.
Ralph becomes a follower instead of a leader.
Ralph becomes the leader of the group.
Ralph starts a fire.
What is the title of Chapter 3 in Lord of the Flies?
Huts on the Beach
The Conch
The Beast
The Island
Who is the leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3?
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is John.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is Michael.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is David.
The leader of the choir boys in Chapter 3 is Matthew.
What is the name of the boy who faints during the assembly in Chapter 3?
Michael
Not mentioned
John
David
What does Jack suggest they use as a bathroom in Chapter 3?
Rocks
Bushes
Ponds
Trees
What does Simon do for the younger boys in Chapter 3?
He leads them on a hunt for wild boar.
He builds them a shelter.
He teaches them how to swim.
He picks fruit for them.
What does Ralph say they need to make a fire in Chapter 3?
Dry leaves and twigs
A conch shell and Piggy's glasses
A bucket of water and a hose
A matchstick and a lighter
What does Jack say they should hunt in Chapter 3?
birds
deer
pigs
rabbits
What does Piggy suggest they do in Chapter 3 to be rescued?
Go explore the island on foot
Wait for a passing ship to rescue them
Build a shelter in the forest
Make a signal fire on the mountain
What does Ralph do at the end of Chapter 3?
Ralph leaves the group.
Ralph becomes a follower instead of a leader.
Ralph becomes the leader of the group.
Ralph starts a fire.
Between whom is the conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?
Ralph and Jack
Ralph and Simon
Simon and Jack
Between whom is the conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?
Ralph and Jack
Ralph and Simon
Simon and Jack
What happens when the signal fire goes out?
A ship passes by.
Jack apologies.
A plane flies overhead.
Ralph sets the forest on fire.
How do the boys sleep?
Their sleep is filled with nightmares and crying out.
The sleep snug and warm by the fire.
They sleep soundly because of the calming sound of waves.
The boys start sleepwalking.
What happens to Piggy's glasses?
Piggy accidentally drops them on some rocks.
The littluns take them and start playing with them.
Jack throws them and a lens breaks.
Jack grabs them and says they are his now.
What do the boys do during the feast?
They have a vote for a new leader.
They talk about going home.
They dance around the fire chanting.
They make plans to build better shelters.
Why does the fire go out?
Because it rained.
Because the littluns ran off.
Because Ralph was too busy building shelters to keep it going.
Because the boys in charge of the fire went hunting.
How do the boys sleep?
Their sleep is filled with nightmares and crying out.
The sleep snug and warm by the fire.
They sleep soundly because of the calming sound of waves.
The boys start sleepwalking.
What happens when the signal fire goes out?
A ship passes by.
Jack apologies.
A plane flies overhead.
Ralph sets the forest on fire.
What happens to Piggy's glasses?
Piggy accidentally drops them on some rocks.
The littluns take them and start playing with them.
Jack throws them and a lens breaks.
Jack grabs them and says they are his now.
What do the boys do during the feast?
They have a vote for a new leader.
They talk about going home.
They dance around the fire chanting.
They make plans to build better shelters.
Why does the fire go out?
Because it rained.
Because the littluns ran off.
Because Ralph was too busy building shelters to keep it going.
Because the boys in charge of the fire went hunting.
