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- 1. Multiple Choice
______ goes off to start his own tribe.
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
- 2. Multiple Choice
What does the pig's head on a stick (the "Lord of the Flies") symbolize?
The devil/evil in all of us
Fear
Heaven/paradise
The beast
- 3. Multiple Choice
What does the new tribe kill in order to have a feast and lure more boys to join their tribe?
A boar
A piglet
A sow
The beast
- 4. Multiple Choice
As Simon climbs the mountain, on the way to the beast, what does he find?
The pig's head on a stick
A dead pilot attached to a parachute
A large cross
The Lord of the Flies
- 5. Multiple Choice
What does Jack say about the conch?
It does not work on ‘his’ side of the island
It doesn't have meaning anymore
He prefers the sound of a trumpet
He wishes his tribe would find one for him
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which boy is killed by the circle of boys as he stumbles out of the jungle?
Ralph
Simon
Piggy
Percival
- 7. Multiple Choice
Besides Piggy, ______ stay(s) with Ralph’s group the longest.
Simon
Sam and Eric
Robert
Maurice
- 8. Multiple Choice
________ suggest(s) that the boys don’t need fire on the mountain, they can have it on the beach.
Ralph
Jack
Piggy
Sam and Eric
- 9. Multiple Choice
_________ wound(s) the boar that charged the group of hunters.
Piggy
Simon
Jack
Ralph
- 10. Multiple Choice
___________ speak(s) with the "Lord of the Flies."
Piggy
Simon
Ralph
Robert
- 11. Multiple Choice
________ was/were beaten by the hunters in a reenactment of the hunt.
Simon
The littluns
Robert
Percival
- 12. Multiple Choice
These characters’ names represents a loss of identity.
Sam and Eric
Jack and Roger
Piggy and Ralph
West and Wilkens
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWho does not join Jack's "tribe"?Simon, Ralph, and PiggySimon, Piggy, and RogerRaplh, Piggy, and HenryRoger, Simon, and Maurice
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThis symbolizes order and civilization.ConchGlassesScarMask
- 15. Multiple ChoiceAt the beginning of chapter 7, what is bothering Ralph?he thinks all of the boys have become sloppy and undisciplinedhe is afraid of the beastiehe is sad about his friendship with Jackhe doesn't want to be leader anymore
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhat is unsettling about the way the other boys respond to Jack's earlier suggestion to use a littlun as the next pig?they laugh at it and aren't particularly bothered by itthey rush off to find a littlunthey are shocked and ashamed of Jackthey laugh at Jack
- 17. Multiple ChoiceHow does Jack respond when Ralph calls the hunters "boys armed with sticks"?Jack tells the hunters that Ralph called them cowardsJack asks Ralph how they should change for the betterJack violently attacks ralphHe straight-up ignores Ralph for the rest of the chapter
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhat does Jack do when the boys do not respond to him wanting to take over as chief?he tells them that he is going off by himselfhe realizes how terrible and mean he has becomehe unnecessarily begins arguing with Piggyhe asks Ralph for help
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWho said, "You knew, didn't you? I'm part of you? Close, close, close! I'm the reason why it's a no go? Why things are what they are?"The BeastThe Lord of the FliesSimonJack
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Jack continue to believe in the Beast?it helps him manipulate his followershe was attacked by a large "beast" of a dog growing upall he wants to do is hunthe sees the Beast as a symbol of evil
- 21. Multiple Choice
Why does the author have Simon speak with the Lord of the Flies in this chapter?
Simon is different than the rest of the boys, and has a special connection with nature
Simon is different than the rest of the boys, and is most likely confused about everything
the author uses Simon to represent himself
Simon is a character that needs more explanation than the other main characters
- 22. Multiple ChoiceWhat do the hunters rub all over their faces?MudBloodCoconut MilkBerries
- 23. Multiple ChoiceEven though Jack points out Ralph's faults none of the boys are willing to overthrow Ralph as chief. Why?The boys are still civilized enough to accept authority without questionThey are afraid that Ralph will try to kill them if they overthrow his as chiefRalph still allows them to have funNone of these
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhat are Simon's intentions going down the mountain and searching for the boys?To tell them that the beast is really a dead pilotTo tell them he found a way to start another signal fireTo tell them he found the pigs' hideout spot so they can hung more pigsTo tell them he is starting his own group away from everyone else
- 25. Multiple Choice
"...the figure slid, rose to its feet, spun, swayed down through a vastness of wet air and trod with ungainly feet the tops of the high trees..." (Golding 117)
Pick the best definition/synonym of vastness.
large expanse
closed space
labyrinth
confined
- 26. Multiple Choice
"He laughed at Piggy, expecting him to retire meekly
as usual and in pained silence." (Golding 206).
Choose the best synonym of meekly.
quietly
bravely
easily
noisily
- 27. Multiple Choice
What happens in the frenzy of the dance at the end of the feast?
The boys kill Simon.
The boys kill Piggy.
The boys break Piggy's glasses.
The boys hurt Robert.
- 28. Multiple Choice
What weapon does Jack's tribe have to protect the entrance of the Castle Rock?
a huge boulder
Robert with a spear
a huge fire
- 29. Multiple Choice
What does Jack steal?
fire
Piggy's glasses
meat
wood
- 30. Multiple Choice
A vote is held on whether Jack or Ralph should be chief. Who wins?
No one participates.
Everyone argues and yells.
Everyone chooses Ralph.
Everyone chooses Jack.
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