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Lord of the Flies Study Guide Questions

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Chapter 11

Characterization: Contrast Jack’s and Ralph’s attitudes toward their appearance. The twins see Ralph “as though they were seeing him for the first time.” What does this statement imply? Trace the progression of Roger’s savagery in Chapter 11. 

Dedicate multiple complete in-depth analysis sentences of distinguishing Jack's and Ralph's attitudes toward their appearance. Give several complete sentences to interpret the prompt relating to Samneric's impression of Ralph. Provide a thoughtful response to the progression of Roger's savagery; don't simply summarize, supply a critical-thinking evaluation on his progression.

Answer 1

They considered pulling their hair back, but they didn't want to be mistaken for girls. Because the savages were unaware of this social norm, they knotted their hair behind. He throws a rock at Samneric at first, but it misses. After that, he tosses pebbles at Piggy and Ralph. He puts the boulder in such a way that it falls and kills Piggy, and he throws a spear at Ralph at the end of the chapter.