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Lord of the Flies EASY Questions! 20 Points!

11. Which character is completely a follower and not independent?
Piggy
Simon
Sam
Ralph

12. Figurative language is not meant to be taken literally. Which of the following images is figurative rather than literal?
The pig's head is the Lord of the Flies.
The pig squeals as the boys stick it.
Atop the mountain, the parachute moves in the wind.
A flame ignites when the sun shines through Piggy's glasses.

13. What mistaken idea does the naval officer have when he first sees the boys?
He thinks they have seen a beast.
He thinks he won't be able to take them on board.
He thinks they are no longer fit for civilized society.
He thinks they are still reasonable British schoolboys.

14. At the climax of the novel, the highest point of tension, what event occurs?
A group of British schoolboys crash-lands on an uninhabited island.
Jack and Ralph climb the mountain in search of the beast.
The boys in Jack's group hunt Ralph.
Piggy tells Ralph to become a better leader.

15: When Jack steals Piggy's glasses, what does it prove?
It proves that Ralph is Jack's lieutenant.
It proves that the boys will never be rescued.
It proves that Piggy is the smartest person on the island.
It proves that Jack has utterly defeated Ralph and Piggy.

16: Which event clearly shows Ralph and Piggy losing their innocence? building the signal fire
the murder of Simon
the rescue
finding the parachutist

17: What aspect of Roger's character is set free in the island setting?
his cruelty
his wish to obey rules
his desire to follow a strong leader
his love of hunting

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Number 11 is jack, Number 12 is the pig's head is the Lord of the Flies, Number 13 is He thinks they are still reasonable British schoolboys, Number 14 is Jack and Ralph climb the mountain in search of the beast, Number 15 is It proves that Jack has utterly defeated Ralph and Piggy, Number 16 is the murder of Simon, and Number 17 is his desire to follow a strong leader.