Lord Of The Flies Part 1- Chapters 1-6
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What is the fire meant to do?
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Alert people in ships that the boys are trapped.
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Heat up the island so all of the pigs die.
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Kill off the beasties.
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Burn away all of the creepers.
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Nobel Prize winner William Golding’s ‘Lord of the Flies’ is a 1954 novel focusing on the tale of a group of young boys from Britain who are stranded on a desert island and forced to govern themselves with catastrophic results. In the following quiz, we’ll be taking a look at your knowledge on the opening six chapters of the book. See moreThink you need to re-read it? Let’s find out.
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Which boy competes with Ralph to be the "chief"?
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Simon
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Jack
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Piggie
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Henry
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A. JackExplanation
In the novel Lord of the Flies, Ralph and Jack are two of the main characters who vie for the position of "chief" on the island. Jack is a charismatic and aggressive boy who forms his own tribe and challenges Ralph's leadership. He represents the dark and savage side of human nature, contrasting with Ralph's more democratic and rational approach. Therefore, Jack competes with Ralph to be the "chief" in the story.Rate this question:
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What is one of the first rules the boys make?
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The littluns have to stay away from the biguns.
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Whoever has the conch may speak.
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Everyone has to come to meetings once a day.
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Piggie's glasses are only for starting fires.
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A. Whoever has the conch may speak.Explanation
In the novel, "Lord of the Flies," the boys establish a rule that only the person holding the conch shell has the right to speak during their meetings. This rule is significant as it ensures that everyone gets a fair chance to express their opinions and prevents chaos and interruptions during discussions. The conch shell becomes a symbol of authority and democracy on the island, highlighting the importance of order and civilized behavior in their society.Rate this question:
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Who becomes obsessed with hunting?
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Ralph
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Jack
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Simon
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Henry
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A. JackExplanation
Jack becomes obsessed with hunting.Rate this question:
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Who is "the fair haired boy" mentioned in the first pages of the novel?
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Piggie
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Jack
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Simon
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Ralph
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A. RalphExplanation
In the first pages of the novel, "the fair-haired boy" refers to Ralph. This can be inferred from the context as Ralph is introduced as the protagonist and the leader figure among the boys stranded on the island. The mention of him being fair-haired suggests his physical appearance and helps to identify him as the character being referred to in the question.Rate this question:
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What do the boys call the area where the plane crashed into the island?
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The Scar
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The Ravine
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Death Valley
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Deadman's Ditch
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A. The ScarExplanation
The boys call the area where the plane crashed into the island "The Scar". This suggests that the crash left a visible mark or indentation on the land, resembling a scar. The term "The Scar" implies a sense of destruction and permanence, emphasizing the significant impact of the crash on the island and the boys' perception of it.Rate this question:
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Who becomes lost during the fire on the mountain?
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The boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark
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The pig
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Percival
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Several of the littluns
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A. The boy with the mulberry-colored birthmarkExplanation
During the fire on the mountain, the boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark becomes lost. This is evident from the information provided in the question.Rate this question:
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What do Ralph, Simon, and Jack set out to do after the meeting?
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Cook dinner for everyone
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Find the beastie
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Survey the island
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Track down the plane's pilot
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A. Survey the islandExplanation
Ralph, Simon, and Jack set out to survey the island after the meeting. This implies that they wanted to explore and examine the different areas of the island, possibly to gain a better understanding of their surroundings and resources. It suggests that they were interested in mapping out the island and identifying any potential threats or opportunities that it might hold.Rate this question:
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Who was supposed to keep the fire going?
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Piggie
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Simon
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Samneric
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Jack and the choir boys
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A. Jack and the choir boysExplanation
Jack and the choir boys were supposed to keep the fire going. This can be inferred from the context of the question, as keeping the fire going was a responsibility assigned to Jack and his group. The other options, Piggie, Simon, and Samneric, are not mentioned in relation to this task. Therefore, Jack and the choir boys are the correct answer.Rate this question:
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What are the parent situations for Ralph and Piggie?
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Ralph's dad is a naval officer and Piggie's dad is dead
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We aren't sure about Ralph and Piggies' mothers
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Piggie lives with his aunt
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above." This means that all of the statements mentioned in the question are true. Ralph's dad is a naval officer, Piggie's dad is dead, and Piggie lives with his aunt. The question is asking about the parent situations for both Ralph and Piggie, and all of these statements provide information about their parents or guardians.Rate this question:
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Other than being knowledgeable about the plane crash, Piggie has the idea to:
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Build a raft to float back.
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Use the conch shell to call a meeting.
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Take down the names of all of the boys on the island.
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Both B and C are correct.
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A. Both B and C are correct.Explanation
Piggie's idea to use the conch shell to call a meeting shows that he understands the importance of communication and organization in a group setting. By calling a meeting, he is suggesting a way for the boys to come together, share information, and make decisions collectively. Taking down the names of all the boys on the island further demonstrates Piggie's understanding of the need for identification and record-keeping, which can be crucial in maintaining order and accountability in a group. Therefore, both options B and C are correct.Rate this question:
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When Piggie gets a chance to speak, what is he angry about?
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That there isn't enough food.
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That the boys keep calling him Piggie.
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That nobody has built shelters.
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That nobody took a list of everyone's names.
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A. That nobody has built shelters.Explanation
Piggie is angry because nobody has built shelters. This suggests that Piggie believes it is important to have shelters, possibly for protection or comfort. The fact that nobody has taken the initiative to build them has caused frustration for Piggie.Rate this question:
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What are the differences between the characters of Piggie and Ralph? Explain and give examples.
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What symbolic significance does the conch shell hold in "Lord of the Flies"?
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Explain how Simon is nice to the littluns.
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