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Geography
Similarities
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Figurative language
Symbols
100
What is name for the vines on the island?
creepers
100
What do Piggy and the littl'uns have in common?
They are picked on or teased.
100
The boys are party of this extra-curricular group.
Choir
100
"The unfriendly side of the mountain."
Personification
100
Killing of the female pig is a symbolic....
rape
200
Where does the plane crash?
The scar
200
Ralph's dad and William Golding have this in common.
They both served in the Royal Military.
200
He kicks over the littl'uns sandcastle for the fun of it.
Roger
200
"A rock, almost detached, standing like a fort racing them across the green with one bold pink bastion."
Simile
200
By air, by land, by sea....What is the symbol?
The beastie
300
A long outcropping of land that extends beyond the island. Hint: begins with 'j'
jetty
300
Snowball, Golding, and Ralph are all from here.
England
300
He disappears and is never heard from again.
Boy with mulberry birthmark.
300
"The water was warmer than his blood."
Metaphor or foreshadowing
300
Symbol of authority that is eventually shattered.
conch
400
The location that houses the boys' literal and figurative hope.
Mountaintop
400
Piggy and Simon have what in common? Think beyond the obvious....
Answers vary
400
He knows the truth about the boys.
Simon
400
"He smiled bitterly."
Oxymoron
400
Symbolic prophet
Simon
500
What is the location that has been befouled by the boys?
lagoon
500
Described as though they were of one mind.
SamnEric
500
He tells the boys about his fears of the beastie and then becomes despondent when he's told it's no big deal.
Percivale
500
"The heart of flame leapt nimbly across the gap."
Metaphor and personification
500
Broken first, stolen later.
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