Lord of the Flies

Mar 23, 2019

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Lord of the Flies . Chapter 2 Summary. Jack. Ralph. Simon. If you have the conch, you may speak!. Piggy. Oh no!. Ralph. Piggy. Hunters. Ralph. Fire!. MISSING. Piggy.

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Lord of the Flies

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Lord of the Flies Chapter 2 Summary
Jack Ralph Simon

If you have the conch, you may speak!
Piggy
Oh no!
Ralph
Piggy
Hunters Ralph
Fire!
MISSING Piggy

Lord of the Flies

The Conch Shell. Symbolizes law and order of the adult worldPiggy tries to protect itRepresents the authority the boys are so used to obeyingWhen Jack destroys it, anarchy takes over because any hope of strong, central leadership has been abandoned.The island society collapses in chaos!. Piggy's Specs.

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Lord of the Flies. William Golding. The author. born in Cornwall in 1911 and was educated at Marlborough Grammar School and at Brasenose College, Oxford. After two years at Oxford he read English literature instead, and became devoted to Anglo-Saxon.

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Lord of the Flies. By William Golding. Big Question. Are people naturally good but sometimes do evil, or are people naturally evil but do good because of laws or threat of punishment? Write a short response to this question and hang on to it so you can refer back to it at the end of the unit.

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Lord of the Flies. Ch. 7-9 Symbolism and Imagery Grace, Olivia, Noah, Hunter, and Aaron. Who said it??. “The only problem was he would never be a good chess player.” pg.117 “We can do without ‘ em . We’ll be happier now, won’t we?” pg.131 “Right up her a$$!” pg.135

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Lord of the Flies. Vocabulary for Chapters 1-5. specious - adj. deceptive Synonym : misleading The specious salesman hoodwinked us into buying a car with engine trouble. fronds - noun. large leaves with many divisions Synonym : foliage We decorated the hut with palm fronds .

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Lord of the Flies. Symbols And Concepts. The Signal Fire. This is the barometer of the boys’ desire to return to civilization. At the beginning of the novel, the boys desire to be rescued and returned to civilization is represented through their overcoming obstacles to build the fire.

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Lord of the Flies. Final Test Review. Main Characters. Ralph: Jack: Simon: Piggy: Roger: . leader of society/civilization. savage, hunter, rules with scare tactics. deep thinker, kind to all, sensitive. logical, smart, (how does he die??). e vil, satanic. Major Symbols.

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LORD of the FLIES. Thoughtful Questions. Mr. Average finds a wallet with $100. What would Mr. Average do? Return it anonymously? Keep the money? Explain what you think the average person would do. Why do you think people behave the way they do?

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LORD OF THE FLIES. Let’s discuss! . First let’s quickly review. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tXpA3dIEtI Now let’s go over the homework, any questions about chapter 12?. What does LOTF have to do with the real world?. Pick a picture! .

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