Lord of the Flies: Themes (AQA GCSE English Literature): Quizzes

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Lord of the Flies: Themes
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What does the novel suggest the true 'beast' represents?

The darkness within all humans

What does the conch shell initially symbolise?

Law and order

What does the destruction of the conch symbolise?

Complete breakdown of civilised order

How is Jack's character described at the start versus later in the novel?

Choir leader to bloodthirsty hunter

What does Jack's transformation demonstrate about civilisation?

Its fragility

What marks the beginning of the boys' descent into savagery?

First successful pig hunt

What does Simon's murder represent in the novel?

Complete loss of innocence

How is Simon's death described?

A frenzied ritual

How does the novel portray the nature of evil?

As intrinsic to human nature

What does the 'beast' become a symbol of?

Primal instincts and fears within boys

What is the 'Lord of the Flies' that Simon encounters?

A severed pig's head

What type of leadership does Ralph represent?

Democratic leadership

What type of leadership does Jack represent?

Authoritarian leadership

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