Lord of the Flies Chapters 5-7

Front

What realization does Ralph come to at the beginning of Chapter 7?

Back

Ralph realizes he has become used to being filthy.

Front

Who hits the boar with a spear in Chapter 7?

Back

Ralph hits the boar with a spear and feels the excitement of the hunt.

Front

What theme is depicted through Ralph's distress over his filthy clothes and hair?

Back

The theme of loss of innocence is portrayed.

Front

Why do the boys go to Castle Rock?

Back

They venture to Castle Rock in search of the beastie.

Front

What is bothering Ralph at the beginning of Chapter 7?

Back

Ralph is bothered because he thinks all of the boys have become sloppy and undisciplined.

Front

What does Ralph's concern about his appearance symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the loss of civilization and order among the boys.

Front

How does the excitement of the hunt affect the boys in Chapter 7?

Back

The excitement of the hunt leads to a sense of power and savagery among the boys.

Front

What does the term 'beastie' represent in the story?

Back

The 'beastie' represents the boys' fear and the darkness within themselves.

Front

How does Jack's leadership style differ from Ralph's?

Back

Jack's leadership is based on fear and savagery, while Ralph's is based on order and civilization.

Front

What role does the conch shell play in the story?

Back

The conch shell represents law, order, and democratic power.