Q. He is elected leader of the group on the island.

Q. He kills Piggy by pushing a boulder onto him.

Q. Even though he thinks building huts should be the number one priority, he gets a thrill when he hits a boar with a spear.

Q. This character most likely dies in the fire at the beginning of the book.

Q. These characters’ names represents  a loss of identity.

Q. This symbolizes order and civilization.

Q. The object represents intelligence and seeing clearly.

Q. This character symbolizes order and civilization.

Q. This symbol also means Beelzebub or the devil.

Q. This symbol brings the anti-war theme to the larger world.

Q. This symbol is destroyed to demonstrate the theme that without society and rules, man will return to his savage roots.

Q. This person is a hypocrite who makes the reader recognize that war between countries is also an act of savagery.

Q. Simon discovers this main theme about human nature when speaking to the Lord of the Flies

Q. The killing of this character shows that people are more likely to do bad things when in a group because they get caught up in the excitement or feel the security of acting in a group.

Q. The reason the boys are on the island

Q. The “beast” on top of the mountain is actually this.

Q. This is Jack’s reaction when he isn’t elected leader for the second time.

Q. Ralph is upset after Jack and the hunters kill their first pig because of this reason.

Q. “I got the conch, I get to speak.” >

Q. He said, “Things are breaking up.” >

Q. “What if, what if the beast is really us?

Q. “We saw your smoke.  What have you been doing?  Having a war or something?” 

Q. He said, “What more can Jack do than he has?

Q. Which of these is a reoccurring theme is LOTF?

Q. How does Golding show that Ralph is not perfect

Q. The fire that Jack sets to smoke out Ralph leads, instead, to Ralph's rescue. This is an example of: