Chapter 4
The boys believe that there is something in the water, but Piggy believes its a reflection of the water messing with them. This is known as ______
Mirage
Ralph, at the start of the chapter, compares life to an act of ______:
Improv, or improvisation
"We got a lot of sticks. We could have a sundial each. Then we should know what the time was."
Piggy is speaking to Ralph, Chapter 4, and is a quote showing his intelligence.
Who was in charge of the Signal Fire in these chapters?
Jack
What is Jacks last name?
Merridew
Before Jack can go on his hunts, the littleuns diets consist of:
Various ripe fruits and berries that exist on the island
Why does Ralph grip the conch shell?
He is holding on to the last bit of order and civilization he has.
"We needed meat."
Jack to Ralph, Chapter 4, defending his hunt for meat and allowing the signal fire to go out
TRUE OR FALSE
Simon is berated by Jack for finding a place of solitude in the island
TRUE!
What is the "taboo of the old life" the narrator discusses?
Civilization, as the boys turn to savagery
The two boys who kick down the littleuns sandcastles are:
Roger and Maurice
What specifically sparks fear in the boys?
One of the littleuns mentions the idea of the beast being underwater.
"And another thing."
Someone called out.
"Too many things."
One of the boys in the crowd is talking to Ralph, mocking him for talking about too many things at the meeting
DOUBLE
The first to discover that the Beast may not be an animal at all is:
Simon
DOUBLE
The island is supposed to be an illusion to ________
(also known as the Garden of Eden/Eternity)
DOUBLE:
There is a boy who also shows himself as savage in this chapter. Which is it?
Roger, for throwing stones at the littleuns
DOUBLE
Jack uses this tactic to influence the boys to take his side of the argument.
Manipulation through fear
"He says the beast comes out of the sea."
Jack is the liaison between the group and the speaking littleun, they finally realize the beast may be underwater and not on the island
Who sticks with Ralph after the group is split into two?
Simon and Piggy
Before the beast, the boys believe this might exist on the island
Ghosts
What is symbolized by Piggy's glasses breaking?
Order has offically been broken/No one is thinking rationally anymore
Why doesn't Ralph blow the conch shell at the end of the chapter?
What I mean is . . . maybe it’s only us.
DOUBLE
Simon reveals to the group, although no one listens, that the real problem on the island is them.
Piggy is disrespected heavily in Chapter 5. How so?
Even with the conch, no one will listen to him
DOUBLE
What time period does the plot of this story take place?
WW2 Era