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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWho has been building shelters?Simon and RalphRalph and JackSimon, Ralph and PiggyRalph
- 2. Multiple Choice
What term do the leaders use for the younger boys?
littluns
little ones
littlies
shorties
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat two things do Jack and Ralph argue about?the hunting and the sheltersthe conch and the sheltersthe shelters and the firethe fire and the conch
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat two labels do they give to the imaginary monster?beast and creaturesnake-thing & beastiebeastie & ogreserpent and beast
- 5. Multiple Choice
In the opening paragraphs of the chapter, the author illustrates the changes in Jack's physical appearance. What do these changes symbolize?
The passage of time on the island.
Jack is falling apart and can no longer function as part of the team of hunters.
The boys become more wild and unruly, like the island itself, losing their civilized and polite nature in an effort to thrive .
The island is a dirty and dangerous place, so only dirty and dangerous boys will survive
- 6. Multiple Choice
Ralph is frustrated because
The littluns are afraid of the beasties
Jack is losing control of the hunters
Piggy is constantly whining and complaining
most of the boys are ignoring their responsibilities
- 7. Multiple Choice
When Ralph and Jack are debating on the beach, we can infer that Ralph is frustrated because
Jack cannot seem to kill a wild pig
Simon is always around and annoying him
Jack is able to do the things he desires while Ralph is forced to stay and build shelters
Piggy is constantly trying to demand Ralph's attention
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Roger do to Henry?pushes him into the waterthrows rocks at him without actually hitting himknocks over his sand castlecalls him a baby
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Jack wear clay on his face?to clear his poresto protect his face from the sunto camouflage himself for huntingto sneak up on the littluns
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Jack do to Piggy?gives him meatmakes fun of himsteals his glasses to relight the firehits him and breaks his glasses
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWho gives Piggy meat?RalphSimonJackMaurice
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWho is not happy about the hunting story?JackMauriceRalphSamneric
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which theme is most strongly expressed in this chapter?
Innocence
Human Nature
Savagery vs. Civilization
- 14. Multiple Choice
When everyone is eating the meat, and Jack yells "I got you meat!"--what is the author's purpose in this situation?
To force the reader to see the change in Jack.
To show the boys like Jack more now.
To show the constant struggle Jack and Ralph are having for power.
To show Jack's ability to provide
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