Lord of the Flies, Chapters 3, Grades 9-10
Chapter 3 of 'Lord of the Flies' delves deeper into the personal dynamics among the boys, highlighting the differences in priorities and the emerging conflict between the characters. This chapter provides insight into the characters' inner thoughts and the growing tension over survival and rescue. Focus on how the characters' motivations and actions contribute to the overall development of the novel's themes.
Question 1
How do Jack and Ralph's priorities differ regarding the needs of the group on the island? Provide examples from the text.
Question 2
Describe Simon's actions and behavior in this chapter. What does this reveal about his character?
Question 3
The concept of the 'shelter' is important in this chapter. What does the shelter represent, and how do the boys' attitudes towards it vary?
Question 4
Examine the growing tension between Jack and Ralph. How does it reflect the broader themes of leadership and cooperation in the novel?
Question 5
Simon finds a secluded spot in the jungle. What might this place symbolize for Simon, and how does it contrast with the rest of the island and the boys' activities?
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