Lord of the Flies Ch 3

Why does Ralph complain to Jack?

• Because Jack is not helping build huts

• Because Jack is not maintaining the signal fire

• Because Jack is not hunting pigs

• Because Jack is not swimming or bathing

Why does Simon wander into the jungle on his own?

• To find food for the group

• To escape from Ralph and Jack

• To search for the Beast

• To spend time in his secret place

What does Jack want to establish himself as?

• A hero

• A leader

• A hunter

• A rescuer

What is Ralph's main goal?

• To hunt pigs

• To build shelters

• To be rescued

• To establish himself as a leader

What does the longer time on the island do to Jack?

• Makes him more savage

• Makes him more civilized

• Makes him more fearful

• Makes him more disciplined

What is the first mark of Ralph's incapability as a leader?

• Lack of discipline among the children

• Lack of respect from the other boys

• Lack of control over Jack

• Lack of useful meetings

What the difference between Ralph and Jack's priorities in this chapter?

• Jack does not care what happens since Ralph is the leader.

• Ralph just wants to hunt and Jack wants to watch the kids.

• Jack wants to build and hunt while Ralph wants to explore.

• Jack is thinking only short term survival while Ralph is thinking long term survival.

Who has been building shelters?

• Simon and Ralph
• Ralph and Jack
• Simon, Ralph and Piggy
• Ralph

What two labels do they give to the imaginary monster?

• beast and creature
• snake-thing & beastie
• beastie & ogre
• serpent and beast

What does Jack insist that the he and the other boys need?

• Meat
• Bread
• Rafts
• Smoke