Lord of the Flies, chapter 1 review
by Jessica Cook
- Released February 12, 2019
- Language Arts subject
- 0 pages
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Excerpt
Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences.
- Define the following vocabulary terms: clambering - lodgments - proffer - sidelong - motif - effulgence - incredulous - furtive - suffusion - contemptuously
- Describe Piggy, using examples from the text to support your answer.
- Describe Ralph, using examples from the text to support your answer.
- How do Piggy and Ralph feel about one another? Use examples from the text to support your answer.
- How does Piggy describe his illness(es)? Why do you think he feels this way?
- What types of family backgrounds do Piggy and Ralph have?
- Why do you think there aren’t any adults on the island with them?
- Explain the significance of the pilot’s mention of the atom bomb?
- Give examples of ways that Ralph takes on a leadership role in this chapter.
- Why are the boys so interested in the conch shell?
- Give a general description of the group of boys that forms after Ralph blows the conch.
- Why do you think the choir group marches like they do? What sets them apart from the rest of the boys?
- Why does Jack change his name to Merridew?
- Why do the boys choose Ralph to be their leader? Who else might have made a good choice, and why?
- What does Ralph do to make Jack feel better about losing the vote?
- Why didn’t the other boys let Piggy come along on the exploration trip around the island?
- When the boys get to the top of the mountain, what do they discover about their surroundings?
- What do the boys plan to do for food? What happens when they actually encounter a food source?
- Why is Jack not capable of killing the pig?
- Make a prediction: what will happen to the boys? Will they ever get off the island? Why or why not?
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This is a series of review questions for Lord of the Flies, chapter 1.