Theme

Question 1

Point 1

Answer 1

Initially, the boys are presented as civilised, innocent and longing for structure

Question 2

Point 2

Answer 2

Golding makes it clear that the boys are quickly becoming estranged from civilisation as their appearance & behaviour disintegrates

Question 3

Point 3

Answer 3

Savage descent becomes irrevocable when murder Simon, who sees truth in ‘The Beast’ they fear.

Question 4

Point 4

Answer 4

Folowing S’s brutal murder, savagery out of control

Question 5

Point 5

Answer 5

Last chapter, Ralph isolated as savages “hunt to kill” him, allowing Golding to directly present his themes to the reader.

Question 6

PEE 1

Answer 6

“Ought to have a meeting”
“Ever so valuable” 🐚 “called”
“Let’s have a vote”

Question 7

PEE 2 part 1

Answer 7

“Shorts, shirts”
“A silver badge”
“Streaked with brown earth”
“Filthy”

Question 8

PEE 2 part 2

Answer 8

“the smaller boys were known by the generic title of ‘littluns’”
(Ra) “put things straight”
(J) “the boy who controlled”
“Compulsion to track down and kill”

Question 9

PEE 3 part 1

Answer 9

“Harmless and horrible; and the news much reach the others ASAP”
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“Like a single organism” “struck”
“Just the tearing of teeth and claws”

Question 10

PEE 3 part 2

Answer 10

“Out to sea” 💁🏻 -> 🌊
“Strange moonbeam-bodied creatures” WHICH “busied themselves round [Simon’s] head”

Question 11

PEE 4

Answer 11

“Show him the one thing he hasn’t got” 🐚
“Comfortable” 🦧
“To remember what Jack looks like” 🧐
“Green and black mask” 🧑🏻‍🎤
“Into a thousand white fragments” 🐚

Question 12

PEE 5 part 1

Answer 12

“Roger sharpened a stick at both ends”
“Gift for the darkness” 🐷
“Inevitable” ☠️

Question 13

PEE 5 part 2

Answer 13

“Wept for the end if innocence, the darkness of man’s heart and the fall throught the air of a true, wise friend called Piggy.”