Key Concepts in 'Lord of the Flies'

In this video, the teacher discusses Chapter 2 of 'Lord of the Flies', titled 'Fire on the Mountain'. The chapter begins with Ralph calling a meeting to discuss survival strategies and establish rules. The boys debate the existence of a beast on the island, with Ralph trying to maintain order and calm. Plans for rescue are discussed, including the need to create a signal fire. However, the attempt to make a fire leads to chaos as the boys become unruly. The video concludes with a vocabulary explanation and a preview of the next part of the chapter.

What is the title of Chapter 2 in 'Lord of the Flies'?

• The Island

• The Conch

• Fire on the Mountain

• The Beastie

Who returns from the mountain at the beginning of Chapter 2?

• Jack, Ralph, and Simon

• Ralph, Piggy, and Jack

• Jack, Piggy, and Simon

• Piggy, Ralph, and Simon

What does Ralph use to call the meeting?

• A drum

• A bell

• A whistle

• The conch shell

What is the main topic Ralph discusses at the meeting?

• The absence of adults

• Finding food

• Exploring the island

• Building shelters

What does Ralph suggest to manage speaking during meetings?

• Raising hands

• Using a talking stick

• Taking turns

• Using the conch

What concern does Piggy raise during the meeting?

• Their unknown location

• Dangerous animals

• No signal fire

• Lack of food

How does Ralph reassure the boys about their situation?

• By promising rescue

• By highlighting island resources

• By building shelters

• By organizing a hunt

Who introduces the idea of the 'beastie'?

• Ralph

• A young boy

• Piggy

• Jack

What is Ralph's stance on the existence of the beast?

• He is afraid of it

• He believes it exists

• He is unsure

• He denies its existence

What plan does Ralph propose to attract rescuers?

• Sending a message in a bottle

• Building a raft

• Using mirrors to signal

• Creating a signal fire