English Literature Final 9H

Front 1

Had "a certain disclination for manual labor."
a.Piggy b.Ralph
c.Samneric d.Roger

Back 1

Piggy

Front 2

"The only trouble was that he would never make a very good chess player."
a.Samneric b.Simon
c.Ralph d.Percival

Back 2

Ralph

Front 3

"They breathed together, they grinned together, they were chunky and vital."
a.Piggy b.Roger
c.Samneric d.Ralph

Back 3

Samneric

Front 4

"A boy of perhaps six years, sturdy and fair, his face covered with a sticky mess of fruit."
a.Johnny b.Robert
c."The Lord of the Flies" d.Simon

Back 4

Johnny

Front 5

"We saw your smoke. What have you been doing? Having a war or something?"
a.Simon b.Naval Officer
c.Robert d.Piggy

Back 5

Naval Officer

Front 6

______ was Jack's chief assistant, in charge of tortures and executions.

Back 6

Roger

Front 7

The fire is started with ______ ______.

Back 7

Piggy's glasses

Front 8

________ at first has difficulty remembering his name but after a few minutes is able utter his full name and address.

Back 8

Percival

Front 9

"You knew didn't you? I'm part of you? Close, close, close! I'm the reason why it's no go? Why things are what they are?" These words were spoken by ___ ____ __ ___ _____.

Back 9

"The Lord of the Flies"

Front 10

_____ was responsible for Piggy's death as he sent the huge rock hurtling down on him.

Back 10

Roger

Front 11

________ revealed Ralph's hiding place to Jack.

Back 11

Samneric

Front 12

The boys are rescued by ___ ____.

Back 12

The Navy

Front 13

The novel opens with a brief introduction in which the author explains to the reader about the boys' backrounds and the circumstances of their predicament.

Back 13

False

Front 14

Various clues indicate that the action takes place somewhere during a nuclear war age.

Back 14

True

Front 15

The boys were representatives of the best breeding and education of their society as the novel began.

Back 15

True

Front 16

Piggy was quick to discover the signifigance of the conch and swiftly blew it to summon the others.

Back 16

False

Front 17

The boys discovered immediately that the were on a hostile island; there was an insufficiant supply of food and fresh water and there were many wild animals.

Back 17

False

Front 18

The boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark was the first to introduce the idea of a beast on the island.

Back 18

True

Front 19

Ralph always responded enthusiastically to Piggy's ideas.

Back 19

False

Front 20

Piggy's inability to get along with most of the other boys could be attributed exclusivly to his superior intelligence.

Back 20

False

Front 21

Jack and the choir apologize immediately to the others when Ralph and Piggy scold them for allowing the fire to go out.

Back 21

False

Front 22

In the first part of the novel, Roger did not hit any of the smaller boys with the stones because he didn't want to be cruel.

Back 22

False

Front 23

When Jack refused to give Piggy any of the meat at the feast, Ralph shared his with him.

Back 23

False

Front 24

Simon was the first one to encounter the parachitist after its arrival on the island.

Back 24

False

Front 25

Jack remarks that the conch is no longer needed because the discussion and decision making should be left to a select few.

Back 25

True

Front 26

Due to the beast on the mountain, Jack suggested moving the fire to the beach.

Back 26

False

Front 27

Simon actually talked with "the Lord of the Flies" and it actually spoke to him.

Back 27

False

Front 28

When Jack called an assembly and asked the boys to dispose of Ralph as leader, they readily agreed.

Back 28

False

Front 29

Piggy, Sam and Eric are the ones to remain with Ralph until the end.

Back 29

False

Front 30

All of the following are true about William Golding except, a)he was a school teacher, b)he was a war hero, c)he studied literature because his parents encouraged it, d)he is good at characterization.

Back 30

c

Front 31

When their plane crashed, the boys were en route, a)to Europe to spent their summer vacation, b)to visit their fathers, c)to a safer place for the duration of the war, d)home after a vacation

Back 31

c

Front 32

I hvae six dog-like heads with three rows of teeth. I made Odysseus weep at the sight of what I did.

Back 32

Scylla

Front 33

All who pass by us are lured by our beautiful music. Only the crafty Odysseus lived to tell about our song.

Back 33

Sirens

Front 34

I am blind yet I am able to predict the future. Odysseus speakes to me in the Underworld.

Back 34

Tyreseus

Front 35

I fought along side Odysseus at Troy. I came home to find my wife had been unfaithful to me and plotted my death.

Back 35

Agamemnon

Front 36

I am a land that no one ver wishes to leave. All who stop here give up all thoughts of returning home.

Back 36

The land of the Lotus Eaters

Front 37

I held Odysseus captive for over seven years. I promised him imortality if he would stay with me forever.

Back 37

Calypso

Front 38

I pleaded with my father to set Odysseus free from his captivity. I watched over him during the battle with the suitors.

Back 38

Athena

Front 39

I am an island containing sacred cattle. Odysseus's men lost their lives because of what they did here.

Back 39

Sun god's island

Front 40

I am the messenger god. I carried a root to Odysseus to protect him from Circe's magic.

Back 40

Hermes

Front 41

I am the keeper of Thunderbolts. Whatever I say is law. All gods and humans must obey me.

Back 41

Zeus

Front 42

I am Aeolus, a friend of Odysseus. I gave him this to help him on his journey home.

Back 42

Bag of Winds

Front 43

I was told in a dream to go to the seashore to wash my clothes. I discovered Odysseus washed up on the shore.

Back 43

Princess Nasicaa

Front 44

We took advantage of Odysseus' home and food and hospitality while he was away from home for twenty years.

Back 44

Suitors

Front 45

This was the tornament set up by Penelope to win her hand in marriage

Back 45

The Great Bow

Front 46

I am the homeland of Odyseus. The place he has tried to reach for ten long years.

Back 46

Ithaca

Front 47

Penelope fools the suitors for three years and keeps them from marrying her by doing this:

Back 47

Weaving, then unweaving

Front 48

I ate Odysseus' men two at a time and washed them down with milk.

Back 48

Polyphemus

Front 49

I am a terrible whirlpool. If ODysseus had sailed his ship closer to me, he would have drowned along with his men.

Back 49

Charydbis

Front 50

I am a king of a well-ordered land that takes Odysseus home on a sailing ship.

Back 50

King Alcinous

Front 51

I am a terrible whirlpool. If ODysseus had sailed his ship closer to me, he would have drowned along with his men.

Back 51

Charydbis

Front 52

I am a king of a well-ordered land that takes Odysseus home on a sailing ship.

Back 52

King Alcinous

Front 53

I turned Odysseus' men into swine. I later gave Odysseus warnings about what to expect in the way of danger on his voyage home.

Back 53

Circe

Front 54

This was a place of spirits and ghosts. Among others, Odysseus speaks to his dead mother here.

Back 54

Hades

Front 55

I remained faithful to my husband for 20 years.

Back 55

Penelope

Front 56

I fouhgt along side Odysseus in the final battle with the suitors.

Back 56

Telemecus

Front 57

I was the most outrageous suitor and the first to die.

Back 57

Antinous

Front 58

Odysseus escapd fromthe Cyclops' cave by holding onto this:

Back 58

Ram

Front 59

This was the gift that Odysseus brought for the Cyclops:

Back 59

Wine

Front 60

I transformed Odysseus into a younger man at the swineherd's hut brfore the battle with the suitors.

Back 60

Athena

Front 61

We were the god and goddess that fought with Odysseus to defeat the suitors.

Back 61

Athena and Zeus

Front 62

I am the man who strung the bow in the tornament of the axes. I sent the shaft through twelve axeheads.

Back 62

Odysseus

Front 63

Penelope tests her husband to prove it is truly he who has returned. She tests him by asking that this be moved:

Back 63

Their bed

Front 64

When leaving the Cyclops island, Odysseus endangers himself and his men when he insists on yelling this back to the Cyclops.

Back 64

His name