Who said that?
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The Beast
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What or Who?
100
"Bollocks to the rules! We're strong- we hunt!"
Jack
100
What is the chapter title?
Beast From Water
100
What does the beast represent/ what is the beast?
Fear/ nightmare/ the unknown
100
Piggy suggests that Jack dislikes Ralph, what was his reasoning?
Because Ralph is chief and Jack is not
100
Who is Ralph jealous of for having the "brains"?
Piggy
200
"The thing is: we need an assembly."
Ralph
200
What is done to gather the kids?
Ralph blows on the conch and an assembly is called
200
What is another idea the boys have about what the beast might be? (Not squid)
A ghost
200
Jack puts down Ralph by saying that all he does is tell people what to do, that they are "just rules," what does this show about Jack?
That Jack is starting to loose his sense of civility (in other words, he is becoming savage)
200
What time of the day was the assembly held at?
Night
300
"We've got to make smoke up there - or die"
Ralph
300
Where is the beast thought to have moved to?
The ocean
300
Who does Jack blame for talking about the fear?
He blames the Littluns
300
At the beginning of the chapter, Piggy comes to the edge of the assembly triangle. What did this indicate, and how did he intend it to come across to Ralph?
It indicated that he wished to listen, but not speak. He intended it to be a gesture of disapproval
300

What does Ralph not like of his physical appearance at this point?

His hair

400
"My daddy says there's things, what d'you call 'em that make ink-squids-that are hundreds of yards long and eat whales whole."
Maurice
400

What memory does Ralph try to forget during the assembly?

The boy with the mulberry-coloured birthmark

400

Why do the boys change the logic of where the beast might be?

Because they know that they have been to every part of the island so they would have seen it by now. They mask it with something they think will be hard for the older boys to justify.

400
Ralph lays the conch on the tree beside him, what was this a sign of?
It was a sign that his speech was over
400
What kid when he speaks, tells everyone his home address and number ?
Percival
500
"Maybe," he said hesitantly, "maybe there is a beast."
Simon
500

What are the four main problems Ralph tries to address at the beginning of his speech?

The fire needs to keep going, the shelters need fixing, the coconuts weren't being used to bring water, and the boys stopped using the rocks when they had to go to the bathroom.

500
Who are the two littluns who first bring up the beast at the assembly?
Phil and Percival
500
Piggy wishes that there were grown-ups on the island because then they wouldn't do what? (there are THREE different answers pick ONE)
a) Quarrel b) Break his glasses c) Talk about the beast
500
Who does piggy speak of before the chapter ends?
grownups/parents
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