Exploring Chapter 3: Huts on the Beach

What does Jack hold while hiding in the jungle?

• a weapon or tool

• a map of the jungle

• a flashlight for navigation

• a backpack full of supplies

What animal does Jack try to hunt in the chapter?

• rabbit

• pig

• bear

• deer

What happens when Jack throws his spear at the pigs?

• Jack's spear misses the pigs, but it represents his increasing aggression and the breakdown of order.

• The pigs flee in fear, and Jack feels victorious.

• Jack's spear hits one of the pigs, causing chaos.

• Jack's spear breaks upon hitting a tree instead.

How does Jack feel after missing the pigs?

• Jack feels relieved.

• Jack feels excited.

• Jack feels disappointed.

• Jack feels indifferent.

What does Jack imagine the children on the beach to be?

• Playful and carefree children.

• Angry and aggressive children.

• Quiet and withdrawn children.

• Sullen and bored children.

What does Jack see a child eating that disturbs him?

• A chocolate bar

• A piece of fruit

• A raw animal

• A sandwich

Who is Ralph helping when Jack approaches him?

• The Lord of the Flies

• Simon

• Roger

• Piggy

How long have Ralph and Simon been working on the shelters?

• A few days to a week

• Several months

• Two weeks

• One month

What does Ralph complain about regarding the little ones?

• Ralph thinks the little ones are too mature for their age.

• Ralph believes the little ones are always helpful and attentive.

• Ralph complains that the little ones are too focused on their games.

• Ralph complains that the little ones are not serious and are easily distracted.

What activities are the older boys engaged in instead of helping?

• Playing games and hanging out with friends.

• Watching TV shows

• Doing homework alone

• Cleaning the house