1.Which incident from Lord of the Flies is used to develop the growing divide between Ralph and Jack? A The littluns cry in their sleep after having nightmares of the beast.

B Jack refuses to accept that the beast might not be real.

C The man parachutes to the mountain.

D Simon fails to speak eloquently and clearly when he has the conch.

2.Which statement best describes a moment when Golding foreshadows the conflict between Jack and Ralph in Lord of the Flies?

A Simon finds a secret place in the jungle where he can be alone.

B Jack becomes preoccupied with using Castle Rock as a fort.

C Ralph becomes angry at the uselessness of the boys' meetings.

D The boys all come together for a feast of roast pig.

3.Which statement best describes a moment when Golding foreshadows the conflict between Jack and Ralph in Lord of the Flies?

A Simon finds a secret place in the jungle where he can be alone.

B Jack becomes preoccupied with using Castle Rock as a fort.

C Ralph becomes angry at the uselessness of the boys' meetings.

D The boys all come together for a feast of roast pig.

4.Read the sentence from Lord of the Flies.

Ralph looked away first, pretending interest in a group of littluns on the sand.

Why might William Golding have chosen the phrase "pretending interest"?

A to indicate that Ralph is in deep despair

B to show that Ralph is deliberately avoiding something

C to signal that Ralph is concerned about the littluns' welfare

D to show that Ralph is prone to fantasy

5 Read this excerpt from Lord of the Flies.