Lord Of The Flies Quiz For Dummies
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How did the boys arrive on the island?
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Their plane had been shot down and the plane crashed.
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They had survived from a ship wreck and woke up on the island.
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It was a tourist attraction island, and they took an adventure.
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Their plane flew into the island.
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Their plane had lost fuel and crashed on the island
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In the first section, choose the letter of the correct answer in multiple choice. In the second section tell who is saying the quote.
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Who had been first mentioned in the novel.
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The parents
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Piggy
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Ralph
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Jack
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Simon
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A. RalphExplanation
Ralph is the correct answer because he is one of the main characters in the novel. He is introduced early on and plays a significant role throughout the story. The question asks about the first mention in the novel, and Ralph fits this criteria. The other options, such as Piggy, Jack, and Simon, are also important characters, but they are not mentioned before Ralph.Rate this question:
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Where are the boys from?
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Dublin, Ireland
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Cornell, England
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Southampton, England
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London, England
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Manchester, England
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A. London, EnglandExplanation
The correct answer is London, England. This is because the question is asking about the location where the boys are from, and London is one of the options provided.Rate this question:
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What symbolizes the order of the island?
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The island
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The conch
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The fire
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The boar's head
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The ocean
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A. The conchExplanation
The conch symbolizes the order of the island because it is used as a tool for organizing and maintaining order among the boys. It represents democracy and civilization, as it is used to call meetings and establish rules. When the conch is shattered, it signifies the breakdown of order and the descent into chaos and savagery on the island.Rate this question:
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What is "the beast"?
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The pig
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The boar's head
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Simon
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The parachutist
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The skull
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A. The parachutistExplanation
The correct answer is the parachutist because in the novel "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, "the beast" is initially believed to be a terrifying creature on the island. However, it is later revealed that the beast is actually the parachutist who died and got tangled in the trees. The boys mistake the parachutist for a beast due to their fear and imagination.Rate this question:
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Who cares for the littl'uns the most?
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Ralph
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Maurice
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Jack
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Simon
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Piggy
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A. PiggyExplanation
Piggy cares for the littl'uns the most because he is constantly looking out for their safety and well-being. He is the one who suggests making a list of names and keeping track of everyone. Piggy also tries to establish rules and order among the group, showing his concern for their welfare. Additionally, Piggy is the voice of reason and logic, often trying to prevent the littl'uns from getting into dangerous situations. Overall, Piggy's actions and behavior demonstrate his genuine care and concern for the littl'uns.Rate this question:
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Whom has the pale skin?
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Ralph
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Jack
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Simon
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Piggy
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Roger
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A. JackExplanation
Jack has the pale skin.Rate this question:
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What is unique about Simon?
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He can connect with mother nature.
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He is not afraid.
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He can talk to "god" while stranded.
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He is a handy-man.
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He is against nobody.
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A. He can connect with mother nature.Explanation
Simon's unique trait is that he can connect with mother nature. This suggests that he has a deep understanding and appreciation for the natural world, and is able to form a special bond with it. This ability sets him apart from the other options, as it implies a level of spiritual or intuitive connection that is not possessed by the others.Rate this question:
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What was the fire supposed to be for?
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Signaling ships
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Signaling birds
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To keep the boys warm
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Have light and night
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Both a and c
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A. Signaling shipsExplanation
The fire was supposed to be for signaling ships. This means that the purpose of the fire was to communicate with passing ships, possibly to attract attention or to send a message. The other options, such as signaling birds, keeping the boys warm, or having light at night, do not align with the specific purpose of signaling ships.Rate this question:
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Does Jack become less scared as he novel goes on?
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Yes, he fears of loosing all his strength and power to Ralph
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No, he is scared of nothing and knows that everyone will listen to him
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A. Yes, he fears of loosing all his strength and power to RalphExplanation
Throughout the novel "Lord of the Flies," Jack's fear of losing his dominance and control over the other boys becomes increasingly evident. As Ralph gains more support and challenges Jack's authority, Jack becomes more scared of losing his power. This fear drives him to commit acts of violence and cruelty, as he tries to assert his dominance and maintain his position of strength. Therefore, the correct answer is that Jack does become less scared as the novel goes on, but his fear is specifically related to losing his strength and power to Ralph.Rate this question:
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"What else is there to do?"
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Ralph
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Roger
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Piggy
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Jack
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Simon
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A. Simon -
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"I've called an assembly."
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Simon
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Jack
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Ralph
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Piggy
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Roger
Correct Answer
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"More wood! All of you get more wood!"
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Jack
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Roger
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Maurice
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Ralph
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A choir boy
Correct Answer
A. RalphExplanation
In this excerpt, the speaker is demanding more wood from the mentioned individuals. Among the given options, Ralph is the most likely person to be responsible for this statement. Ralph is one of the main characters in the novel "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, and he often takes on a leadership role among the group of boys stranded on the island. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that Ralph, being a leader figure, would be the one giving orders and requesting more wood.Rate this question:
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Who was ugly and had freckles?
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Ralph
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Piggy
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Maurice
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Roger
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Jack
Correct Answer
A. JackExplanation
Jack is the correct answer because in the novel "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, Jack is described as having red hair, freckles, and a snub nose, which are often associated with being unattractive. Furthermore, Jack's physical appearance is contrasted with the other characters who are described as being more attractive, such as Ralph and Piggy.Rate this question:
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