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LOTF Short Stories DOL Vocab
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Simon is a red-haired, freckled older boy; leader of the choir/hunters
True
False
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personal appeal or attraction; magnetism
renaissance
edifice
charisma
gambit
3
If you have two or more independent clauses with a coordinating conjuction the comma needs to go…
before and after the conjunction
before the conjunction
after the conjunction
no comma
4
Rainsford, the hunted, kills General Zaroff the hunter is what literary element
foreshadowing
tone
irony
theme
5
What do the boys mistake as a beast at the top of the mountain?
a giant frog
a bear
the parachuter
creepers (vines)
6
The terrible storm in "The Scarlet Ibis" is a symbol for
Doodle's fate, the narrator's anguish, the narrator's tears
The cries of the scarlet ibis and the hope of the cardinal
The Family's pain of losing Doodle
Doodle and the narrator's arguments with friends
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What does Ralph do for Jack to maintain peace in the beginning?
Puts Jack in charge of Hunting
Creates a voting system
Allows him to protect the conch
Fights him
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Coordinating conjuctions can be identified by the acronym…
O.W.C.A.
A.W.U.B.I.S
S.H.I.E.L.D.
F.A.N.B.O.Y.S.
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series of events in which complications to the conflict develop and increase reader interest
climax
rising action
exposition
falling action
10
The conch shell turning from cream and pink to bleached white symbolizes...
The brighter color represents Ralph's increasing dominance over the boys
white represents hope for rescue because it is the same as smoke.
white color represents the boys' innocence and purity
the color change represents Ralph's fading power as chief
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What makes Jack go off alone, saying "I'm not going to play any longer"?
Piggy splashed water in his eyes
Ralph yelled at him for letting the fire go out
no one thanked him for killing the pig
No one responded when he asked who didn't want Ralph to be chief
12
What gift does Jack offer to help pacify the beast?
Maurice
the head of a dead pig
a Littun
Berries
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represents intelligence, reason, and -later- power
fire
the beast
Piggy's glasses
face paint
14
Symbolizes power, order, and civilization in "The Lord of the Flies"
face paint
the beast
fire
conch
15
the point of greatest emotional intensity, interest, or suspense in the plot: the turning point
falling action
climax
exposition
rising action
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the attitude the writer takes toward the audience, subject, or character
tone
mood
characterization
suspense
17
Why does Jack paint his face?
he lost a bet
he misses the circus
Camouflage from the pigs while hunting
to help prevent sunburns
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An independent clause has a
Noun+pronoun+adjectives
subject
subject+verb+complete thought
Subject+complete thought
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uninterested; listless
lackadasical
pensive
elated
fatalistic
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the action that follows the climax
climax
falling action
rising action
resolution
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to happen; to take place
parry
cogitate
obtrude
transpire
22
When Rainsford has difficulty sleeping the night before the hunt, it implies that he is having
internal conflict
antagonist conflict
protagonist conflict
external conflict
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a person who offers no thanks
ogre
ingrate
status quo
gist
24
What statement best supports the idea that Montresor is insane?
He does not ask Luchesi to test the amontillado
thougths of Fortunato's destruction make him smile
He plys full price for the cask of amontillado
He has servants and lives in a large mansion
25
This is the only boy to discover who/what the beast is
Ralph
Piggy
Jack
Simon
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to attract by offering reward or pleasure
entice
alienate
enshroud
obtrude
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marked by a conspicious, showy, or pretentious display
belated
ambidextrous
egalitarian
ostentatious
28
When you join three or more items in a series, you place commas between the items
False
True
29
Sharpens a stick on both ends
Ralph
Simon
Jack
Roger
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a dramatic description or opening event that first catches the reader's attention
Setting
Inciting Incident
Point of View
Narrative Hook
31
Roger is a cruel older boy who throws rocks
False
True
32
provides background information and introduces main characters
falling action
rising action
climax
exposition
33
As they search for the beast, what happens that excites Ralph?
He sees a ship in the distance and it is coming to their shore
He finds the beast and realizes it is harmless
He is charged by a boar, and he sticks it with his spear
he discovers the castle rock and this it is a great fort
34
Aunt Nicey saying "Red birds is bad luck… Specially red dead birds!" is an example of what literary element?"
foreshadowing
allusion
climax
theme
35
What do the boys do to Simon?
banish him from the group
Crown him chief for solving the mystery
Laugh and call him a coward
They kill him thinking he's the beast
36
the emotional atmosphere of a literary work
setting
Point of View
tone
mood
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natural human goodness
Fire
berries
Piggy
Simon
38
Who is the first boy to die on the island
Piggy
Calvin
the littlun with the mulberry birthmark
Simon
39
the central idea of a work of literature, often revealing a truth about human nature/behavior
tone
suspense
characterization
theme
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concludes the story by revealing or suggesting the outcome of the conflict
climax
resolution
rising action
falling action
41
hope and rescue, but also destruction
conch
Jack
Ralph
fire
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Ralph is a fair-haired, attractive boy, elected chief
True
False
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A dependent clause contains
subject
subject+verb
siubject+verb+complete thought
verb
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to injure by beating and rough treatment
maul
hone
borach
gorge
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uncertainty or anxiety the reader feels about what is going to happen next in the story
suspense
tone
mood
characterization