Question

How does the environment of the island affect the boys? A. The wild environment enables the boys to become uncivilized. B. The isolation of the island makes them more cautious. C. The strangeness of the island brings the boys together. D. The tropical environment makes them more playful.

Answer 1

its C

Answer 2

It was a great book. I loved it, and if you get the chance, you should read it too

Answer 3

I did I am doing a test for it some questions don't match the book. there's more

Answer 4

The island had many different yet strange things inside and out, and the only thing they seemed to agree on was how strange and crazy this island they were stuck on was.

Answer 5

How is Simon different from Jack and his tribe? A. Simon is an outcast and easily frightened, while Jack and his tribe are popular and daring. B. Simon represents human goodness, while Jack and his tribe embody human savagery. C. Simon acts out of guilt and shame, while Jack and his tribe feel no shame. D. Simon is clever and witty, while Jack and his tribe are uneducated and immature. I say A am I right?

Answer 6

That answer should be D... im not 100 percent sure, but i know that jack and his tribe would fight alot and was concerned with themselves to much.

Answer 7

Hope that helped:)

Answer 8

Why does Piggy tuck the conch under his arm while he's talking to the boys after they set the trees on fire? A. Because Piggy believes the boys will follow the rules and listen to what he has to say. B. Because Piggy needs time to catch his breath before speaking. C. Because Piggy is afraid that Jack will take it from him. D. Because Piggy wants to gain the boys' respect and trust. I say A

Answer 9

The answer is A indeed. I am sorry for the late reply, but A is correct.

Answer 10

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