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Lord of the Flies final review #lordoftheflies #doran
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1
What happens to the conch at the end of the book?
It is set on fire
It shatters
It floats out to see
It is lost
2
What is the name for the long, hanging vines on the island?
Samneric
Scratchers
Creepers
The beast
3
At the end of the novel, Ralph is:
Laughing
Passed out
Crying
Dead
4
Repetition of initial consonant sounds
consonance
alliteration
assonance
metafiction
5
What does the Lord of the Flies represent?
evil, fear
danger
the breakdown of society
loss
6
Which character "rescues" the boys at the end of the novel?
Samneric
Piggy's Aunt
Simon
The Naval Officer
7
Why does the author include the littluns almost killing Robert?
to represent the littluns savagery
because the kids hate him
to represent Robert's guilt
because Robert deserves to die
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Why does Jack believe that he should be the leader?
He is the wisest.
His dad was the pilot.
He was the head boy at school.
He is the oldest.
9
This word means "nearsighted"
corpulent
talisman
myopia
malevolent
10
Another word for the beginning of a literary work
exspotion
exposition
metafiction
deposition
11
Who is the leader of the choir?
Eric
Jack
Ralph
Sam
12
The book says that Ralph weeps for all of the following EXCEPT:
End of innocence
The value of war
Darkness of man's heart
Piggy
13
Which character is known as the "fair-haired" boy in the novel?
Jack
Simon
Piggy
Ralph
14
literary device: "the palm fronds would whisper"
Personality
Metaphor
Personification
Metafiction
15
What does Jack leave as a tribute to the beast?
A candle
Fruit
A pig's head
Piggy's glasses
16
Who starts the fire that brings rescue?
The beast
Jack
Simon
Eric
17
Identify the literary device: The incredible pool was only invaded by the sea at high tide.
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Personification
18
Who predicts that Ralph will get home eventually?
Piggy
Jack
Simon
Ralph
19
Who has a conversation with the Lord of the Flies?
Simon
Roger
The boy with the birthmark
Piggy
20
How does Simon die?
He is murdered by the literal beast stalking him
He drowns himself
He is killed during a ritualistic-like dance
Jack strangles him
21
Who raised Piggy?
Ralph's parents
His aunt
His father
A foster mom
22
An extended metaphor
Allusion
Metaphor
Allegory
Metafiction
23
According to Ralph, what is the top priority?
Fruit
The conch
The fire
The huts
24
How does Piggy die?
A boulder
The literal beast murders him
A knife wound
He drowns
25
When would you be most likely to saunter?
When you are in a race
When you are on a leisurely stroll through the park
When you are running from a bad guy in a horror film
If you are late for class
26
Why does Ralph want a fire on the mountain?
As a signal
For light at night
For warmth
To cook
27
This type of narration shows many characters inner thoughts and uses he/she.
First
Omniscient
Objective
Limited Omniscient
28
This word refers to an author's specific word choice
Diction
Figurative Language
Syntax
Dialect
29
Golding says that the beast on the mountain looks like
A vampire
A great ape
A bomb
An elephant
30
Which item is a symbol of civilization and order?
Piggy's glasses
The island
The conch
The fire
31
Who helps Ralph build huts?
Simon
No one
Roger
Henry
32
This word means shy
demure
glower
bastion
snivel
33
Why is Ralph initially elected as the leader?
He has a high IQ
He is the tallest
He is holding the conch
He has glasses.
34
What does Ralph's father do for a living?
Navy
Teacher
He is dead
A TV personality
35
When the reader knows something the character doesn't
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Emotional Irony
Dramatic Irony
36
Within the irregular arc of coral the lagoon was still as a mountain lake.
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
37
What award did William Golding win?
An Academy Award
A Pulitzer
An Emmy
A Nobel Prize
38
The central idea of a literary work
Allusion
Protagonist
Synonym
Theme
39
Piggy's most obvious foil is . . .
His aunt
The mulberry-birthmark boy
The naval officer
Jack
40
This term refers to an extended metaphor:
Allegory
Allusion
Assonance
Alliteration
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Why is Jack's separation from Ralph's group significant?
it shows Jack's lack of trust
he is younger than Ralph
it shows that he no longer likes Ralph
it shows they have never been in agreement to a single plan
