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Lord of the Flies by William Golding
  • 1. What is the main setting of 'Lord of the Flies'?
A) A city
B) A deserted island
C) A spaceship
D) A forest
  • 2. Who is elected as the leader of the boys initially?
A) Ralph
B) Piggy
C) Jack
D) Simon
  • 3. Which character represents the moral compass of the story?
A) Roger
B) Piggy
C) Ralph
D) Jack
  • 4. What happens to Simon in the story?
A) He is killed by the other boys
B) He finds the beast
C) He escapes the island
D) He kills a pig
  • 5. What does the fire symbolize in the novel?
A) Destruction
B) Warmth
C) Hope and rescue
D) Fear
  • 6. What do the boys initially use the conch for?
A) To call meetings
B) To build shelters
C) To play games
D) To make fire
  • 7. What is the ultimate fate of Ralph?
A) He is killed
B) He escapes on a boat
C) He becomes a savage
D) He is rescued by a naval officer
  • 8. How do the boys signal to each other?
A) With the conch and smoke signals
B) With drums
C) With flags
D) With mirrors
  • 9. What does the setting of the novel reflect?
A) The beauty of nature
B) The importance of friendship
C) The conflict between civilization and savagery
D) The joy of childhood
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