Lord of the Flies - Chapters 1-3 review qs

Who is the writer of the novel?

• Lord

• Flies

• Golding

• Ralph

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The book The Lord of the Flies can be considered an allegory. An allegory can best be defined as...

• a writing that is non-fiction in nature.

• repeating sounds at the beginning of each sentence.

• two words which sound alike but aren't spelled the same.

• a writing which has an underlying meaning or message, such as a moral.

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The reason the boys are on the island

• Plane Crash
• Boat Crash
• Born There
• What Island?

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The nationality of the boys is:

• Americans
• British
• French
• German

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A person who leads a congregation in singing or prayers.

• Apex

• Precentor

• Epaulette

• Plinth

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The elected leader of the group.

• Jack

• Simon

• Ralph

• Piggy

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The leader of the hunters.

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Roger

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Twins.

• Sam and Eric

• Piggy and Ralph

• Jack and Roger

• Simon and Sam

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What question does the littlun with the birthmark raise?

• He asks about his parents

• He wonders what they will eat

• He asks about the beastie

• He questions who will be leader

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Represents wisdom and insight.

• Ralph

• Jack

• Simon

• Piggy

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