Lord Of The Flies

• The novel explores the significant theme of loss of innocence
• What is the central conflict in "Lord of the Flies"?

  Civilization vs. Savagery
• The "beast" in the novel symbolizes inherent human evil.


  True
• Match the theme with its description:

  Civilization vs. Savagery ↔️ The conflict between societal rules and primal urges

  Loss of Innocence ↔️ The alteration of character due to extreme situations

  The Nature of Evil ↔️ Evil is an intrinsic part of human nature

  Power and Control ↔️ The struggle for leadership and dominance
• Which characters represent contrasting views on leadership?

  Ralph and Jack
• The fragility of society is highlighted by the boys' descent into chaos
• What does the quote, "Fear can't hurt you anymore than a dream," emphasize?

  Fear's psychological impact
• Simon suggests that the "beast" is only the boys themselves.


  True
• Ralph weeps for the end of innocence and the fall of Piggy
• Which character asks, "Which is better - to have laws and agree, or to hunt and kill?"

  Piggy
• The shattering of the conch symbolizes the complete loss of order.


  True
• The signal fire symbolizes hope and rescue.

  True
• Roger sharpens a stick at both ends, foreshadowing his violent and savage behavior
• Sequence the key events in "Lord of the Flies"

  1️⃣ The conch is discovered

  2️⃣ Ralph is elected leader

  3️⃣ The signal fire is neglected

  4️⃣ Simon encounters the Lord of the Flies

  5️⃣ Simon is killed

  6️⃣ Piggy is killed and the conch is destroyed

  7️⃣ The boys are rescued
• What does the mask enable Jack to do?

  Hide from shame
• What does the "Lord of the Flies" represent?

  Inner darkness
• The destruction of the conch and Piggy's death mark the end of all authority
• Who rescues the boys at the end of the novel?

  A naval officer
• Ralph weeps for the darkness of man's heart and the loss of true friend Piggy
• What question does Piggy pose to highlight the conflict between civilization and savagery?

  "Which is better - to have laws and agree, or to hunt and kill?"
• Jack's first successful pig hunt marks his descent into savagery
• The destruction of the conch symbolizes the breakdown of order and authority.


  True
• What mistake leads to Simon's death?

  He is mistaken for the beast
• The naval officer's arrival brings a sudden return to reality for the boys.


  True