Question

Why does jack want to become leader?

Answer 1

#1) Why does jack want to become leader?

Answer: I believe that the reason why he wants to become leader is because he wants power. He gets tired of the rules and the way Jack and Piggy constantly reprehend his actions. For this reason he wanted to become leader and have the power to decide how things should be done and if they are right or wrong.

#2) Which event foreshadows the boy's descent into savagery

Answer: Out of all the options that are presented the one that represents the event that foreshadows the boy’s descent into savagery is A) Jack punches piggy in the stomach and smacks his glasses off.

#3) What does the cracking of a lens of piggy's glasses represent?

Answer: The cracking of a lens of piggy’s glasses represent A) another blow to the power of reason and logic on the Island. The boy start ignoring their morality and start listening to their instincts.

#4) Why does jack most likely steal piggy's glasses?

Answer: The options that best represents why Jack most likely steals piggy’s glasses is D) Jack wants control over the boys. The reason being that the glasses are what they use to light a fire and try to send a signal for help. This means that whoever obtains them has the power to survive.

#5) Why does Jack most likely steal piggy's glasses?

Answer: The options that best represents why Jack most likely steals piggy’s glasses is D) Jack wants control over the boys. The reason being that the glasses are what they use to light a fire and try to send a signal for help. This means that whoever obtains them has the power to survive.

#6) Which is a defining aspect of Rogers character ?

Answer: Out of all the options that are available the one that is a defining aspect of Rogers character is answer choice C) Roger takes advantage of the island environment to act on his most immoral impulses. He was cruel from the start and their circumstances only fueled his instincts to act as a savage. He also murdered piggy hitting him with a rock.

#7) What does the pig's head symbolize?

Answer: The one that best represents what the pig’s head symbolizes is answer choice A) The decent into savagery. It represents lawlessness and violence and it indicates the boy’s lose of all morality and civilization.

#8) Why is Simon's murder the climax of the novel?

Answer: I believe that Simon’s murder is the climax of the novel B) because it’s where the action reaches a critical turning point in the story.

#9) Why does one of the boys at the beginning of the novel compare their experience on the island to that of the characters in coral island?

Answer: The option that best represents why one of the boys at the beginning of the novel compares their experience on the island to that of the characters in coral island is A) Because he thinks they will have an adventure like the boys did in the coral island.


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