Lord of the Flies ch. 4 - 6

What is the "beastie" that SamnEric think they see on the mountain?

• Simon

• A dead parachutist

• One of the pilots

• A giant snake

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In Chapter 4, what do Maurice and Roger do to the littluns?

(multiple answers)

• Yell at them until they cry.

• Throw rocks in their direction, but not close enough to hit them

• Help them reach fruit that is too high on the branches.

• Knock over their sandcastles.

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Which of the following indicates that the boys are becoming less civilized the longer they stay on the island?

(multiple answers)

• Their hair is growing longer

• They are starting to argue

• They want to be rescued

• The rules aren't working anymore and the conch is losing its power

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Piggy receives help from one of the boys when his glasses are broken and later when he isn't given any meat to eat. Who is the boy that shows Piggy kindness?

• Ralph

• SamnEric

• Simon

• Jack

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Which character says, "Maybe there is a beast… Maybe it’s only us."

• Simon

• Piggy

• Ralph

• Jack

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Who is Jack speaking to when he says, "That's right favor piggy as you always do---"

• Ralph

• Simon

• Maurice

• SamnEric

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n Chapter 4, we learn that the littluns on the island have a life comprised of all of the following EXCEPT

• chronic diarrhea

• a diet of fruit

• the building of sandcastles

• important lessons provided by the bigguns

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The best evidence that Roger is cruel is

• his forced smile when talking to Jack

• his decision to stalk Henry down the beach

• the fact that he doesn't get out of the way when coconuts are falling on him

• the way he marches through a sandcastle while kids are playing with it

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"He poked about with a bit of stick...and tried to control the motions of the scavengers. He made

little runnels that the tide filled and tried to crowd them with creatures. He became absorbed

beyond mere happiness as he felt himself exercising control over living things. He talked to

them, urging them, ordering them. Driven back by the tide, his footprints became bays in

which they were trapped and gave him the illusion of mastery." This passage best supports the idea that

• little kids are only entertained for a short amount of time

• there are not many things on the island for little kids to do

• Henry thinks of himself like Ralph, and mirrors Ralph's behavior

• Even young boys, like Henry, seem to enjoy exercising power over other living things

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Ralph is most upset about the fire being out in chapter 4 because

• It's another example of kids not following rules

• everyone is getting cold without the fire to keep warm

• Jack broke his promise

• a ship passed by the island and there was no signal

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