Lord of the Flies Joanna Chapter 5, The Beast, and Percival Quiz

What is the name of the littlun who claims to have seen the beast?

• Jack

• Simon

• Percival

• Ralph

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How does Percival describe the beast?

• beautiful creature

• harmless bunny

• snake-thing

• friendly pet

What does Percival say the beast will do to them?

• The beast will guide them to safety and rescue.

• The beast will protect them and keep them safe.

• The beast will come in the dark and will do them harm.

• The beast will bring them food and supplies.

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Who tries to comfort Percival when he is scared of the beast?

• Simon

• Ralph

• Jack

• Piggy

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What does Ralph do to try and reassure the boys about the beast?

• Ralph encourages the boys to stay away from the beast

• Ralph organizes a hunt to capture the beast

• Ralph tells them that there is no beast on the island.

• Ralph joins the boys in their fear of the beast

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What does Simon suggest about the beast?

• The beast may be within the boys themselves

• The beast is a figment of the boys' imagination

• The beast is a physical creature living on the island

• The beast is a friendly and harmless animal

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What does Jack believe about the beast?

• Jack believes that the beast is a physical creature that they need to fear and hunt down.

• Jack believes that the beast is a figment of their imagination and doesn't exist

• Jack believes that the beast is a friendly creature that will help them survive

• Jack believes that the beast is a powerful deity that they should worship

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How does the idea of the beast affect the boys' behavior?

• It causes them to become more rational and peaceful

• It makes them more compassionate and understanding

• It has no effect on their behavior

• It causes them to become increasingly fearful and paranoid, leading to irrational and violent behavior.

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What does the beast symbolize in the story?

• The beast symbolizes the primal instincts and fears within the boys, as well as the idea of a perceived threat or danger on the island.

• The beast symbolizes the need for cooperation and unity among the boys

• The beast symbolizes the boys' desire for rescue and civilization

• The beast symbolizes the idea of a friendly and harmless creature on the island

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What is the significance of the boys' fear of the beast in Chapter 5?

• It symbolizes their hunger for power and control

• It represents their desire for adventure and exploration

• It signifies their unity and cooperation

• It represents the growing internal conflict and the breakdown of their society.

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