LOTF Chapters 10-12 Summary Quiz

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What does Piggy say about Simon's death the next morning?

It was an accident

What does Ralph say about Simon's death?

That he and Piggy were both a part of the murder

What is Ralph doing while he's holding the conch?

He is laughing hysterically

What is the name of Jack's new headquarters/camp?

Castle Rock Signup and view all the answers

What does Jack do to Wilfred?

Ties and beats him up Signup and view all the answers

What does Jack's tribe believe about Simon's death?

That Simon was the beast, and that the beast can assume any disguise Signup and view all the answers

What does Jack say about Ralph and Piggy?

He says Ralph and Piggy are a danger to the tribe Signup and view all the answers

What does Jack tell his tribe about the beast?

The beast can never really die and they should always be watchful for it Signup and view all the answers

Why do Jack, Roger, and Maurice raid Ralph's camp?

For fire and Piggy's glasses Signup and view all the answers

Who is left in Ralph's group?

Piggy, Sam and Eric, and the littluns Signup and view all the answers

What does Ralph want the boys to do to restore their civility?

Wash and brush their hair Signup and view all the answers

How is Jack recognized, despite his attempts at camouflage?

By his red hair Signup and view all the answers

What is Piggy angry about?

His lost glasses; he goes to confront Jack Signup and view all the answers

What does Piggy insist Ralph let him carry?

The conch Signup and view all the answers

What does Piggy believe will hold all the boys together and make them get along?

The conch Signup and view all the answers

How did Samneric join Jack's tribe?

They were taken hostage by Jack and his tribe Signup and view all the answers

How did Roger launch the huge rock that killed Piggy?

Used a lever Signup and view all the answers

What do Ralph and Jack do during their fight that indicates an understanding?

Fought with the butts of their spears Signup and view all the answers

Why does Ralph run?

Because the boys start throwing spears at him Signup and view all the answers

What happens when Ralph comes across the Lord of the Flies?

He knocks it down and grabs the spear the head was stuck on Signup and view all the answers

How do the boys get Ralph to come out of the thicket?

They set the entire forest on fire (after they tried using a boulder) Signup and view all the answers

Whom does Ralph see above him when he falls on the beach?

A British naval officer Signup and view all the answers

What does the officer reproach Ralph for?

Letting all sense of order disintegrate so quickly Signup and view all the answers

What do the boys do when they realize they've been rescued?

They all start sobbing Signup and view all the answers

Of what is Ralph now certain?

Jack will pursue him forever Signup and view all the answers

What do Samneric tell Ralph?

Jack and Roger will hunt him in the morning Signup and view all the answers

Who sharpens a stick at both ends?

Roger Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Simon's Death

Piggy claims Simon's death was an accident.
Ralph acknowledges that both he and Piggy were culpable in Simon's murder.

Ralph's Behavior

While holding the conch, Ralph experiences hysterical laughter.

Jack's Camp

Jack establishes his new headquarters, named Castle Rock.

Violence and Control

Jack ties and physically assaults Wilfred as a display of power.
Jack's tribe believes Simon was the beast and that the beast can disguise itself.

Threats to Ralph's Group

Jack labels Ralph and Piggy as threats to his tribe's stability.
He warns that the beast is immortal and they must remain vigilant.

Conflict and Raiding

Jack, Roger, and Maurice raid Ralph's camp to seize fire and Piggy's glasses.
Ralph's remaining group consists of Piggy, Sam, Eric, and the littluns.

Loss of Civility

Ralph advocates for the boys to wash and comb their hair to restore civility.

Recognition and Camouflage

Despite his attempts to blend in, Jack can be identified by his distinctive red hair.

Confrontation and Anger

Piggy is furious about his lost glasses and confronts Jack over the issue.
He insists on carrying the conch, believing it symbolizes unity and order among the boys.

Joining Jack's Tribe

Samneric are coerced into joining Jack's tribe as hostages.

Key Incidents

Roger uses a lever to propel a massive rock that ultimately kills Piggy.
During a clash, Ralph and Jack share a brief moment of understanding, evidenced by fighting with spear butts.
Ralph flees when other boys begin hurling spears at him.

Encounters in the Forest

At one point, Ralph discovers the Lord of the Flies, knocking it down and seizing the spear it was attached to.
The boys set the forest ablaze in a dramatic attempt to flush Ralph out of hiding.

Rescue and Regret

Ralph collapses on the beach and is discovered by a British naval officer.
The officer reproaches Ralph for the swift breakdown of order among the boys.
Upon realizing they have been rescued, the boys erupt into tears.

Fear and Survival

Ralph becomes acutely aware that Jack will relentlessly pursue him.
Samneric inform Ralph that Jack and Roger plan to hunt him the following morning.

Symbol of Savagery

Roger sharpens a stick at both ends, implying preparation for further violence and savagery.

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Test your knowledge on the events and themes from chapters 10 to 12 of 'Lord of the Flies.' This quiz includes key moments, character actions, and significant quotes that shape the narrative as the story reaches its climax. Perfect for reinforcing your understanding of the book's conclusion.