Ch. 2-3 Reading Quiz (LOTF)

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Ch. 2-3 Reading Quiz (LOTF)

Last updated over 3 years ago

11 questions

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What is Jack's highest priority?

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Make an Inference: Why is this Jack's highest priority? Explain his "why" and then make an inference as to his deeper motivation/drive for this priority.

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How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

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What is driving Jack and Ralph apart in Chapters 2-3? What brings them back together?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

(Challenge: Make a deeper connection --> What is the author saying/showing/demonstrating/illustrating through their friendship about society)

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Summarize: What does Simon do at the end of Chapter 3? What do these actions show about Simon's character/priorities? (Bullet Points)

In Chapter 2, one of the littlest boys spreads a fear that there is...

a snake-like beast in the woods 

sharks beyond the reef 

no hope of survival because people must think they've died 

no more fruit in the trees (they could starve!) 

On page 37, Ralph builds up confidence in his authority through a rhetorical appeal to _______.

pathos (an appeal to their emotions, specifically fear) 

logos (an appeal to their logic, reasoning that they can survive) 

ethos (an appeal to their respect of his credibility by citing his father's authority and knowledge) 

 kairos (an appeal to their sense of urgency, pushing forward an ambitious timeline) 

Why do the boys build a fire on the moutain?

to warm themselves while keeping an eye out for boats

to try and signal for help 

to cook the meat of the pigs they hunted 

to smoke out and drive the pigs into their hunting nets 

How do the boys start the fire?

rubbing two sticks together

Roger's last match in his boy scouts kit 

lightning starts the fire and they keep it going from embers

using Piggy's glasses to direct a beam of light onto dry tinder 

Which of the following are direct consequences of their mountain top fire?

a plane sees their fire and circles over them but disappears out of sight 

the loss of one of the littlest boys in the fire 

the conch gets scorched and now has a black smear down the side 

all their wood for building and burning is gone 

all the food on the island is cooked (just roasted pork and cooked fruit) 

the mountain catches on fire and a huge fire burns a large part of the forest

a lot of the easily harvested wood for signal fires is burnt up 

Piggy's glasses melt in the blaze and now he's basically blind 

In Chapters 2-3, what is Ralph's highest priority? Reorder the priorities below (1 = highest priority).

Gathering Fruit
Rescue
Hunting Pigs
Shelter / Safety
Playing and Enjoying the Island

What is Jack's highest priority?

Make an Inference: Why is this Jack's highest priority? Explain his "why" and then make an inference as to his deeper motivation/drive for this priority.

How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

What is driving Jack and Ralph apart in Chapters 2-3? What brings them back together?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

(Challenge: Make a deeper connection --> What is the author saying/showing/demonstrating/illustrating through their friendship about society)

Summarize: What does Simon do at the end of Chapter 3? What do these actions show about Simon's character/priorities? (Bullet Points)

In Chapter 2, one of the littlest boys spreads a fear that there is...

a snake-like beast in the woods 

sharks beyond the reef 

no hope of survival because people must think they've died 

no more fruit in the trees (they could starve!) 

On page 37, Ralph builds up confidence in his authority through a rhetorical appeal to _______. 

pathos (an appeal to their emotions, specifically fear) 

logos (an appeal to their logic, reasoning that they can survive) 

ethos (an appeal to their respect of his credibility by citing his father's authority and knowledge) 

 kairos (an appeal to their sense of urgency, pushing forward an ambitious timeline) 

Why do the boys build a fire on the moutain? 

to warm themselves while keeping an eye out for boats

to try and signal for help 

to cook the meat of the pigs they hunted 

to smoke out and drive the pigs into their hunting nets 

How do the boys start the fire? 

rubbing two sticks together

Roger's last match in his boy scouts kit 

lightning starts the fire and they keep it going from embers

using Piggy's glasses to direct a beam of light onto dry tinder 

Which of the following are direct consequences of their mountain top fire? 

a plane sees their fire and circles over them but disappears out of sight 

the loss of one of the littlest boys in the fire 

the conch gets scorched and now has a black smear down the side 

all their wood for building and burning is gone 

all the food on the island is cooked (just roasted pork and cooked fruit) 

the mountain catches on fire and a huge fire burns a large part of the forest

a lot of the easily harvested wood for signal fires is burnt up 

Piggy's glasses melt in the blaze and now he's basically blind 

In Chapters 2-3, what is Ralph's highest priority? Reorder the priorities below (1 = highest priority). 

Gathering Fruit 

Rescue

Hunting Pigs 

Shelter / Safety 

Playing and Enjoying the Island 

Ch. 2-3 Reading Quiz (LOTF)

Ch. 2-3 Reading Quiz (LOTF)

What is Jack's highest priority?

Make an Inference: Why is this Jack's highest priority? Explain his "why" and then make an inference as to his deeper motivation/drive for this priority.

How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change? Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

Summarize: What does Simon do at the end of Chapter 3? What do these actions show about Simon's character/priorities? (Bullet Points)

In Chapter 2, one of the littlest boys spreads a fear that there is...

On page 37, Ralph builds up confidence in his authority through a rhetorical appeal to _______.

Why do the boys build a fire on the moutain?

How do the boys start the fire?

Which of the following are direct consequences of their mountain top fire?

In Chapters 2-3, what is Ralph's highest priority? Reorder the priorities below (1 = highest priority).

What is Jack's highest priority?

Make an Inference: Why is this Jack's highest priority? Explain his "why" and then make an inference as to his deeper motivation/drive for this priority.

How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change? Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

Summarize: What does Simon do at the end of Chapter 3? What do these actions show about Simon's character/priorities? (Bullet Points)

How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)

How has Ralph's character changed in Chapters 2-3 from the beginning of the book? Why the change?

Cite one specific example from the text in your response to support your analysis. (Cite = Quote+Page #)