Ch. 2-3 Reading Quiz (LOTF)

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?

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

1. Playing and Enjoying the Island
2. Gathering Fruit
3. Shelter / Safety
4. Rescue
5. Hunting Pigs

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)