Chapter 1 Part 1
Chapter 1 Part 2
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
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1. What is the name of ‘the fair one’?

Ralph

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1. What are the names of the twins?

Answer: Sam and Eric

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1. What is distinctive about the little boy who speaks about the ‘beastie’?

Answer: He has a mulberry-coloured birthmark on his face

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1. What is Jack wearing while hunting?

 Answer: Just a tattered pair of shorts

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 1. What is the name of the ‘littleun’ who goes ‘batty’?

 Answer: Percival

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2. How did the boys come to be on the island?

Answer: Plane crash

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2. Who becomes the ‘chief’?

Answer: Ralph

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 2. What is Ralph’s plan for rescue?

Answer: To create a signal fire

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 2. What is he using to hunt?

Answer: A sharpened stick

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2. What were the littleuns doing on the beach when Maurice and Roger appeared?

Answer: Building sand castles.

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3. How does Ralph call together the boys?

Answer: He blows the conch (must say ‘conch’)

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3. What role is given to the choirboys?

Answer: The hunters

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3. Who is allowed to speak at meetings?

Answer: Whoever is holding the conch

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 3. What is Ralph doing when Jack finds him?

 Answer: Building shelters

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3. What do the boys use to paint their faces?

Answer: Clay and charcoal

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4. What illness does Piggy suffer from?

Answer: Asthma

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 4. Why does Piggy get upset with Ralph?

Answer: He betrays his secret – his nickname.

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 4. How do they start the fire?

Answer: With Piggy’s glasses

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4. Who is helping him?

Answer: Simon

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 4. What does Ralph see which excites him?

 Answer: Smoke on the horizon.


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5. Who does Ralph think will save them?

Answer: His dad

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5. What reason does Jack give for not stabbing the pig?

 Answer: He was choosing a place.

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5. Who first notices the runaway fire?

 Answer: Piggy

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5. What are Ralphs two reasons for needing shelters?

 Answer: In case it rains and protection from the ‘beastie’.

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5. What is the hunters’ chant?

 Answer: ‘Kill the pig. Cut her throat. Spill her blood.’

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