The Lord of the Flies - Chapter 7 Exam

Discuss the character development of Ralph in chapter 7. How does he change throughout the chapter?

• Ralph becomes more focused on the need for rescue and less concerned with the boys' enjoyment.

• Ralph becomes more isolated and less interested in being a leader.

• Ralph becomes more interested in hunting and less concerned with being rescued.

• Ralph becomes more focused on building shelters and less concerned with the boys' safety.

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Identify and explain the main theme present in chapter 7 of The Lord of the Flies.

• Escalating conflict and power struggle

• Focus on survival and teamwork

• Lack of conflict and cooperation

• Peace and harmony among the boys

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Interpret the symbolism of the conch in chapter 7. What does it represent?

• Freedom, individualism, and rebellion

• Isolation, loneliness, and despair

• Order, civilization, and democracy

• Chaos, anarchy, and dictatorship

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Summarize the main events of chapter 7 and their significance to the overall plot of the book.

• The main events of chapter 7 include the boys' increasing fear of the beast, the conflict between Ralph and Jack, and the growing tension within the group. These events are significant as they highlight the breakdown of order and the descent into savagery among the boys.

• In chapter 7, the boys discover a way to communicate with the outside world and receive help from adults, leading to a happy ending for everyone.

• Chapter 7 mainly focuses on the boys' construction of a new shelter and their efforts to maintain a democratic society.

• The main events of chapter 7 include a peaceful resolution between Ralph and Jack, and the boys' successful rescue from the island.

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Analyze the literary devices used in chapter 7. How do they contribute to the story?

• Analyzing the use of symbolism, imagery, and foreshadowing in the chapter and how they contribute to the story.

• Discussing the use of humor, romance, and musical elements in the chapter.

• Exploring the use of cooking recipes, travel guides, and sports commentary in the chapter.

• Focusing on the use of technology, science fiction, and fantasy elements in the chapter.

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How is the conflict between Ralph and Jack resolved in chapter 7? What are the implications of this resolution?

• They engage in a physical fight and Ralph is injured

• They temporarily put aside their differences to hunt the beast together.

• They decide to split the group and form their own tribes

• They apologize to each other and become best friends

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Explain the significance of the beast in chapter 7. How does it affect the boys' behavior?

• It represents the boys' growing love and unity, causing them to work together peacefully.

• It represents the boys' growing fear and descent into savagery, causing paranoia, division, and violence among them.

• It symbolizes the boys' increasing intelligence and cooperation, leading to a harmonious society.

• It signifies the boys' growing sense of responsibility and maturity, resulting in a well-organized community.

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Discuss the symbolism of the fire in chapter 7. What does it symbolize and how does it impact the story?

• The fire symbolizes the boys' connection to civilization and their hope of being rescued, as well as their ability to maintain order and control.

• The fire symbolizes the boys' love for barbecues and cooking

• The fire symbolizes the boys' desire to become firefighters and save people

• The fire symbolizes the boys' fear of the dark and unknown

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Analyze the relationship between Simon and the other boys in chapter 7. How does it contribute to the theme of the novel?

• Simon is popular and well-liked by the other boys

• Simon is the leader of the group and commands respect from the other boys

• Simon is constantly surrounded by friends and never feels isolated

• Simon is isolated and experiences a sense of alienation

Identify the major conflict present in chapter 7. How does it drive the plot forward?

• The conflict between the boys and the wild pigs, driving the plot forward by creating a need for food and resources.

• The disagreement between Piggy and Simon, leading to a power struggle and division among the boys.

• The growing tension between Ralph and Jack, and the increasing fear of the beast among the boys.

• The conflict between the boys and the weather, causing them to seek shelter and protection, thus advancing the plot.

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