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Which best explains how Jack contributes to the central conflict (problem) in Lord of the Flies? *Hint: Think about the problems that Jack might be causing* Question 1 options: He challenges Ralph's rules
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Which best explains how Jack contributes to the central conflict (problem) in Lord of the Flies?

*Hint: Think about the problems that Jack might be causing*

Question 1 options:

He challenges Ralph's rules and leadership of the boys.


He hunts meat for the group.


He helps build the first signal fire.


He leads a group of hunters.

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Answer 1 is the most likely option.
I have not read the book but the hint refers to PROBLEMS that Jack is causing, and challenging leadership and rules seems the most problematic as the rest of the answers seem like helpful behavior.
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