Symbolism in 'Lord of the Flies' Quiz

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What is the significance of the conch in 'Lord of the Flies'?

  • It symbolizes order and civilization, as it grants the holder the right to speak during meetings. (correct)
  • It signifies wisdom and leadership, as it is used to make important decisions for the group.
  • It symbolizes isolation and fear, as it is used to call for help when stranded on the island.
  • It represents chaos and anarchy, as it is used as a weapon during conflicts.

What does the 'beast' represent in 'Lord of the Flies'?

  • The inherent evil and darkness within each individual. (correct)
  • A symbol of hope and rescue for the stranded boys.
  • A representation of the island's mysterious and unexplored areas.
  • A physical creature that roams the island at night.

What does the character Simon symbolize in 'Lord of the Flies'?

  • Fear and paranoia among the stranded boys.
  • Spirituality, goodness, and a Christ-like figure. (correct)
  • Savagery and the destructive nature of power.
  • Intellectual superiority and rational thinking.

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