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Lord of the Flies

Lord of the Flies Test

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Who took pleasure in cutting the pig's throat? Jack
Who saw a ship on the horizon? Ralph
Who was the "real" beast? parachute man
Who didn't do very much to help? Littluns
Ralph and some of the others broke down when he arrived the officer
Who was humiliated about being "taken short" at night? Simon
Who was the last to go to the side of Jack's tribe? Samneric
Who was inherently mean and kicked over the Littluns' sand castles? Roger
Jack could not relax because he desperately wanted this control
From the very beginning, this was the highly revered symbol of authority of the island. the conch
Who was an intelligent but outcast character? Piggy
What was repeatedly taken from Piggy? his specs
What was the pig's head that "spoke" to Simon? the Lord of the Flies
The boy's couldn't agree on what who looked like? the beast
What was fascinated by tiny tidal creatures? Henry
There were no adults on the island. How did the boys feel about this at first? thrilled
What gave the boys the right to speak? the conch
Who considered fire more important than anything else? Ralph
What did Roger, Jack, and Ralph go up the mountain together to see? the beast
What was the "bulging thing" up on the mountain-top? thought to be the beastie
The pig's head was really the what? the Lord of the Flies
When Simon came down from the mountain-top, what did the others do? fatally beat him
For which of these events were Ralph and Piggy not present: the beginning of the novel, when the officer arrived, when the fire was set, Simon's death They were present for all of these events.
Why was Jack able to convince the boys to follow him? by offering them meat
Who is the author of Lord of the Flies? William Golding
Why couldn't Piggy do a lot of physical labor? he had asthma
Why did Jack feel he should be elected leader? he was head chorister
To the boys, what form did the beastie take? a snake-thing, a thing from the sea, and a "bulging thing"
What did Jack do the first time he came upon a pig? he pulled out his knife but chickened out
What was the most important thing to most of the boys? being rescued
What did Jack do after he said, "I'm not going to play any longer. Not with you..."? he moved out
Why did Jack eventually become leader? he pushed the boys into accepting him
Who built shelters while the others ran off the play, bathe, and eat? Simon and Ralph
The boys missed the ship on the horizon because the fire was out. Who was responsible? Jack and the choir
Who was crying out something about a body on the hill as he met his end? Simon
Created by: okarr
 

 



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