LORD OF THE FLIES FINAL TEST
STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
the destruction of the conch symbolizes - ANSWER-the destruction of law and order, peace, and
democracry
for Jack the face paint serves what purpose - ANSWER-a mask and represents his change to savagery
the first two characters we meet, the protagonists of our story - ANSWER-Ralph and Piggy
Piggy's role - ANSWER-help Ralph maintain order
Ralph's role - ANSWER-the leader who strives for social order
Jack represents - ANSWER-the evils of society and anarchy
Piggy's medical condition - ANSWER-asthma
what is the conch - ANSWER-a shell used to call order to meetings and to hold in order to speak
Jack's role - ANSWER-lead the choir group, hunters, and any other children who wish to join them
the conch symbolizes - ANSWER-law and order
the fire is symbolic of - ANSWER-hope
Piggy's glasses are symbolic of - ANSWER-wisdom and knowledge
the island is referred to as - ANSWER-the beast
the author of the book - ANSWER-William Golding
Ralph symbolizes - ANSWER-organized society and moral integrity
why was a fire built - ANSWER-so passing ships could see the smoke and rescue them
why did the plane crash - ANSWER-it ran out of gas
What is Jack obsessed with - ANSWER-hunting a pig
The Lord of the Flies (pig head) is symbolic of - ANSWER-the internal potential for evil
who said "I'm not going to play any longer. Not with you." - ANSWER-Jack
Simon realizes the beast is where - ANSWER-inside each of them, in their heart and mind
Why do they murder Simon - ANSWER-they become savage-like
What happened to Piggy and Simon's bodies - ANSWER-washed out to sea
who said "What are you doing here all alone? Aren't you afraid of me?" - ANSWER-the Lord of the Flies
who said "Now I've got one eye. Just you wait!" - ANSWER-Piggy
why does Jack put the sow's (pig) head on a stick - ANSWER-as a gift to the beast
What do Ralph, Piggy, and the littl'uns think of Simon's death - ANSWER-it was an accident
STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
the destruction of the conch symbolizes - ANSWER-the destruction of law and order, peace, and
democracry
for Jack the face paint serves what purpose - ANSWER-a mask and represents his change to savagery
the first two characters we meet, the protagonists of our story - ANSWER-Ralph and Piggy
Piggy's role - ANSWER-help Ralph maintain order
Ralph's role - ANSWER-the leader who strives for social order
Jack represents - ANSWER-the evils of society and anarchy
Piggy's medical condition - ANSWER-asthma
what is the conch - ANSWER-a shell used to call order to meetings and to hold in order to speak
Jack's role - ANSWER-lead the choir group, hunters, and any other children who wish to join them
the conch symbolizes - ANSWER-law and order
the fire is symbolic of - ANSWER-hope
Piggy's glasses are symbolic of - ANSWER-wisdom and knowledge
the island is referred to as - ANSWER-the beast
the author of the book - ANSWER-William Golding
Ralph symbolizes - ANSWER-organized society and moral integrity
why was a fire built - ANSWER-so passing ships could see the smoke and rescue them
why did the plane crash - ANSWER-it ran out of gas
What is Jack obsessed with - ANSWER-hunting a pig
The Lord of the Flies (pig head) is symbolic of - ANSWER-the internal potential for evil
who said "I'm not going to play any longer. Not with you." - ANSWER-Jack
Simon realizes the beast is where - ANSWER-inside each of them, in their heart and mind
Why do they murder Simon - ANSWER-they become savage-like
What happened to Piggy and Simon's bodies - ANSWER-washed out to sea
who said "What are you doing here all alone? Aren't you afraid of me?" - ANSWER-the Lord of the Flies
who said "Now I've got one eye. Just you wait!" - ANSWER-Piggy
why does Jack put the sow's (pig) head on a stick - ANSWER-as a gift to the beast
What do Ralph, Piggy, and the littl'uns think of Simon's death - ANSWER-it was an accident
