Lord of the Flies - symbolisms & general questions English Literature, Post-1914 Prose 4.0 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? English LiteratureLord of the FliesGCSEAQA Created by: Zoë GibbsCreated on: 23-05-11 18:20 What does 'the conch' symbolise? Democracy 1 of 11 What does the fire symbolise in the beginning chapters? Hope 2 of 11 What does Piggy's glasses symbolise? Logical thinking 3 of 11 What does the fire symbolise towards the end of the novel? Chaos, anarchy, threat, death 4 of 11 What is the 'Lord of the Flies'? The pigs head. 5 of 11 What was human nature in Willam Golding's eyes? Beastly. 6 of 11 How do the boys see the island when they first get there? Idyllic 7 of 11 How did the little boy with the birthmark die? He died in the fire 8 of 11 How does Jack view the conch? As a threat, a weapon of control 9 of 11 How does Ralph view the conch? As a symbol of democracy 10 of 11 How do the littluns view the conch? As something to follow, like the school bell 11 of 11
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