3) Why do most of the bigger boys go off with Jack? 4) What is significant in the following quotation: skirts of the forest and the scar were familiar, near the conch and “The the shelter…”? 5) What is plan to get more of the bigger boys from camp? What does he plan for the beast? Jack’s Ralph’s 6) Where is Simon? 7) Ralph asks Piggy why everything broke up, and Piggy says it is fault. What is it, though, that the Jack’s pig’s head tells Simon is the reason that no go. Why things are what they the conversation between the Lord of the “it’s are?” Interpret Flies and Simon. Writing Skills Check-Up Fragments and Run-ons: – Read the following statements dealing with some of the themes of Determine whether the sentence is a Lord of the Flies. fragment, a run-on, or grammatically correct. If it is a fragment, complete it in the space below. If it is a run-on, correct the sentence in the space below. Within each person there exists two competing instincts, all people have both a 1. civilized and a savage side. As the boys on the island progress from well-behaved, orderly children longing for 2. rescue to cruel, bloodthirsty hunters who have no desire to return to civilization. 3. Without rules and guidelines, man is inherently savage and evil.
3) Why do most of the bigger boys go off with Jack? 4) What is significant in the following quotation: “The skirts of the forest and the scar were familiar, near the conch and the shelter…”? 5) What is Jack’s plan to get more of the bigger boys from Ralph’s camp? What does he plan for the beast? 6) Where is Simon? 7) Ralph asks Piggy why everything broke up, and Piggy says it is Jack’s fault. What is it, though, that the pig’s head tells Simon is the reason that “it’s no go. Why things are what they are?” Interpret the conversation between the Lord of the Flies and Simon. Writing Skills Check-Up – Fragments and Run-ons: Read the following statements dealing with some of the themes of Lord of the Flies. Determine whether the sentence is a fragment, a run-on, or grammatically correct. If it is a fragment, complete it in the space below. If it is a run-on, correct the sentence in the space below. 1. Within each person there exists two competing instincts, all people have both a civilized and a savage side. 2. As the boys on the island progress from well-behaved, orderly children longing for rescue to cruel, bloodthirsty hunters who have no desire to return to civilization. 3. Without rules and guidelines, man is inherently savage and evil.