Question 1: The quote 'We’re all doomed' reflects which theme in the novel? Identify the theme and briefly explain its significance.

Answer: The theme of despair or inevitable doom; it highlights the boys' feeling of hopelessness.

Question 2: Identify the literary device in the quote: 'The beast is only us.'

Answer: It is an example of symbolism, representing the boys' inner savagery.

Question 3: Correct the following quote if it contains an error: 'Golding often uses irony to show how civilization can quickly turn into savagery.'

Answer: No correction needed; the quote is accurate.

Question 4: Analyze the use of foreshadowing in the quote: 'The first sign of trouble appeared when the boys started to shout and throw stones at each other.'

Answer: Students should discuss how the violent behavior hints at future chaos and the breakdown of order among the boys.

Question 5: Identify the technique used in the phrase: 'His voice was a whisper, but it carried authority.'

Answer: It demonstrates contrast or irony in tone, emphasizing the character's influence despite a soft voice.

Question 6: Find and correct any factual inaccuracies in this statement: 'Ralph is portrayed as the most savage character in the novel.'

Answer: Correction: Ralph is portrayed as a symbol of order and civilization; Jack is the more savage character.

Question 7: Explain the significance of the quote: 'The conch is a symbol of authority and order.'

Answer: Students should analyze how the conch represents democratic authority and social order among the boys.

Question 8: Identify the literary device used in the phrase: 'Night fell like a curtain over the island.'

Answer: Simile, comparing night to a curtain to evoke darkness and concealment.