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This symbolizes order and civilization.

• Conch
• Glasses
• Scar
• Mask

When the boys try to re-enact the pig hunt, what happens to Robert?

• he plays the part of the pig
• he gets upset at the other boys
• he faints from being overcrowded by the other boys
• None of these

In Chapter 7, who hits the boar with a spear and feels the excitement of the hunt?

• Ralph

• Jack

• Robert

• Piggy

What do Sam and Eric see that they assume is "the beast"?

• a giant boar

• a ferocious bear

• a dead parachutist

• the devil

Robert suggests the next time they dance and chant they should use a real boar. What does Jack suggest they use?

• A little'un

• A piglet

• Piggy

• Simon

What happens to Robert in chapter 7?

• Pretends to be a boar and is stabbed at as a game.

• He explores the mountain by himself.

• He gets scared by the beast and runs to tell everyone.

• Nothing. He did not show up until chapter 10.

Why does Ralph agree to go up the mountain with Jack after dark?

• He didn’t want to look like a coward in front of the other boys.

• He wanted to protect Jack from the beast because he has learned to hunt.

• He wanted to look for a ship sailing on the horizon.

• He want to start a new signal fire to get rescued.

Why does Jack continue to believe in the Beast?

• It helps him manipulate or control his followers.

• He was attacked by a large "beast" of a dog growing up.

• All he wants to do is hunt.

• He sees the Beast as a symbol of evil.

When Jack, Ralph, and Roger see the dead paratrooper they...

• laugh at themselves for thinking there was a beast

• give him a decent burial

• don't realize what it is and run away

• both A and B

Jack goes up to the mountain by himself. Ralph and Roger wait for him on a log. When Jack returns from the top of the mountain, how does he feel?

• Relieved because there's no Beastie

• Smug because the other were too afraid to go

• Scared because he allegedly saw the Beastie

• Jack did not go up the mountain