Lord of the Flies 1
The rule that the conch represents
What is the rule that the boys must hold the conch in order to speak?
The boy that considered the fire more important than anything
Who is Ralph?
The point on which a lever rests
What is fulcrum?
A symbol of authority and order
What is the conch?
The psychologist who created the Hierarchy of Needs
Who is Abraham Maslow?
The "bulging thing" on the mountain
What is the dead parachutist?
What the sow's head on a stick identifies itself as
Who is the Lord of the Flies?
The definition of Inscrutable
What is impossible to understand or interpret?
A symbol of reason and intellect
What are Piggy's specs?
The name of the theory that states people tend to follow the crowd
What is the Bystander Effect?
The first boy to die on the island
Who is the boy with the birthmark?
The only character to recognize who the "true beast" is
Who is Simon?
Use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words
What is gesticulated?
The symbol of hope and connection
What is the signal fire?
The 'devil on the shoulder' in Freud's Theory of Personality
What is the Id?
The reason that the boys were not rescued at the beginning of the novel
What is Jack's hunting party that took Samneric away from the fire?
The boy that released the rock that killed Piggy
Who is Roger?
A brilliant radiance
What is effulgence?
Symbolizes the rejection of civility and rules in favor of savagery and freedom
What is the mask/face paint?
The theory that discusses how masks/anonymity and symbols of authority can push people to act cruelly
What is the Stanford Prison Experiment?
The reason that Roger did not hit Henry with the stones he was throwing
What is the rules and order of his old life/the threat of punishment from adults?
What is the true nature of mankind?
What is the killing of two innocent boys?
To climb awkwardly or with effort especially by using both the hands and feet
What is clamboring?
The last symbol of the boys' true descent into savagery
What is the stick sharpened at both ends?
The highest level of the Hierarchy of Needs after it was revised
What is transcendence?