Lord Of The Flies Chapters 8-12 Review Sheet Template (Page 3 of 4) in pdf

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Chapter 11

13) According to Piggy, why should Jack give him the glasses back? How is this an

obvious example of foreshadowing?

Jack should give the glasses back because it’s the right thing to do and because he

can’t see without them. This is an obvious example of foreshadowing because

Jack has lost all of his civilization and he doesn’t care what’s “right” or “good”

anymore. Plus, he doesn’t want Piggy to see what is coming to him.

14) How does Ralph become savage? How does Piggy stop it?

Ralph becomes savage because he is so angry at Jack that he is fighting to hurt

(or maybe even kill him). He is sick of Jack being a thief (Piggy’s glasses/fire and

kidnapping SamnEric). Piggy stops it by holding up the conch and asking the

boys which style of leadership is better: Ralph’s or Jack’s?

15) What happened to Piggy? Who is to blame?

Piggy is killed by a boulder that was pushed from a cliff. Roger is the one who

actually pushes the boulder, but in many ways, they are all to blame for letting

things get so out of hand.

16) How is the fate of the conch symbolically tied to this event?

Piggy is holding the conch shell when he is killed, and it breaks into a million

pieces. This symbolizes the true end of society, rules, logic and order, which are

all things Piggy represents.

Chapter 12

17) Who is the most dangerous savage and why?

This is your personal opinion. Most would say Jack or Roger.

18) Why is Ralph betrayed?

Ralph is betrayed because he represents order and society to the boys, who want

to live free from rules and consequences.

19) Where does Ralph decide to hide? What does this hiding place symbolize?

Ralph decides to hide in the thicket just outside of the Castle Rock. The thicket

symbolizes protection because the boys can’t break into it easily.

OVER 

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