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Wrapping it up. “EVERYMAN” - EGO Has all qualities. SUPEREGO / logic / nurtured / Prometheus Adult sensibility. ID / impulse/ instinct / savage. SIGNIFICANCE. Ego – Helpful / caring / listens. Character. Regression. The masses in society/ commoners. Degeneration of Language. FEAR. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ralph

Piggy

Jack

Simon

Roger

Littluns

Sam and Eric

The Beast/Beastie

Lord of the Flies

“EVERYMAN” - EGO

Has all qualities

SUPEREGO / logic / nurtured / Prometheus

Adult sensibility

ID / impulse/ instinct / savage

Ego – Helpful / caring / listens

Regression

The masses in society/ commoners

Island

Scar

Conch

Painted faces

Hair length

Piggy’s Glasses

Fire

Ocean

Burn Mark

MICROCOSM

Man’s impact on nature

Democracy/Order

Intellect/reason

Hope for rescue

Impulsivity breeds chaos

Jeopardy!

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Symbolism

Symbolizes democracy, order and rules

$100 Answer from Symbolism

What is the Conch?

$200 Question from Symbolism

Symbolizes intelligenceand reason

$200 Answer from Symbolism

What are Piggy’s glasses?

$300 Question from Symbolism

Symbolizes man’s destructiveness of

nature

$300 Answer from Symbolism

What is the “Scar”

$400 Question from Symbolism

Symbolizes hope and rescue.

$400 Answer from Symbolism

What is the fire?

$500 Question from Symbolism

Symbolizes Anarchy, Savagery, impulse, “ID”

$500 Answer from Symbolism

Who is Jack?

$100 Question from Quotes

He is described in the following passage:

“It was an accident . . . that’s what it was. An Accident. . . . Coming in the dark—he hadn’t no business crawling like that ... He was batty. He

asked for it.”

$100 Answer from Quotes

Who is Simon?

$200 Question from QuotesHe says the following:

"I’m going to go to him with this conch in my hands. I’m going to hold it out.

Look, I’m goin’ to say, you’re stronger than I am … be a sport, I’ll say, not because you’re strong, but because

what’s right’s right."

$200 Answer from Quotes

Who is Piggy?

$300 Question from Quotes

He says,“Fancy thinking the Beast was something you could hunt and kill! 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.”

$300 Answer from Quotes

Who is the Lord of the Flies?

$400 Question from Quotes

He says,“Fun and games…We saw your

smoke. What have you been doing? Having a war or

something?”

$400 Answer from Quotes

Who is the Naval officer?

$500 Question from Quotes

Says,

“Honest, Ralph, you’d better go. . . You got to go because it’s not safe. . . [Y]ou got to go for your own good.

They hate you, Ralph. They’re going to do you.”

$500 Answer from Quotes

Samneric

$100 Question from Lit. Terms

Means setting aside logicand questioning. Taking and

Accepting what you are given by the author.

$100 Answer from Lit. Terms

What is SUSPENDEDDISBELIEF?

$200 Question from Lit. Terms

This is when we learn about the character directly from the narrator.

For example, if the narrator says that the boy was fat and short.

$200 Answer from Lit. Terms

What is direct characterization?

$300 Question from Lit. Terms

When an object has deeper meaning and represents an idea

$300 Answer from Lit. Terms

What is Symbolism?

$400 Question from Lit. Terms

Two literary devices that are demonstrated in the following passage:

“One patch [of fire] touched a tree trunk and scrambled up like a bright

squirrel.”

$400 Answer from Lit. Terms

What are personification and simile?

(Bonus if you said “alliteration!”

$500 Question from Lit. Terms

The boys set the mountain on fire, and Piggy says,

“You got your small fire all right.”

$500 Answer from Lit. Terms

What is irony? (verbal irony)

$100 Question from PLOT

Ironically, the abundance of this food item causes many

kids to be “taken short.”

$100 Answer from PLOT

What is fruit?

$200 Question from PLOT

The first littlun to tell the boys about the “beastie”

$200 Answer from PLOT

Who is the boy with the mulberry

birthmark?

$300 Question from PLOT

The nationality of the boys.

$300 Answer from PLOT

What is British?

$400 Question from PLOT

Character who saw Jack as a little red-headed boy

$400 Answer from PLOT

Who is the naval officer?

$500 Question from PLOT

The item desired by the savages when they raid Ralph’s hut.

$500 Answer from PLOT

What are Piggy’s glasses?

$100 Question from Lit. Terms 2

A character/protagonist who is a normal person (has flaws) in highly unusual circumstances,

who doesn't necessarily overcome obstacles

$100 Answer from Lit. Terms 2

What is anEVERYMAN?

(ex. Ralph)

$200 Question from Lit. Terms 2

The major antagonist of the Lord of the Flies

$200 Answer from Lit. Terms 2

Who is Jack?

$300 Question from Lit. Terms 2

Point of view of the novelLord of the Flies

$300 Answer from Lit. Terms 2

What is third person omniscient?

$400 Question from Lit. Terms 2

The outcome is different from what we expected. Instead of

destroying themselves with the fire, they inadvertently saved

themselves.

$400 Answer from Lit. Terms 2

What is irony?(situational irony)

$500 Question from Lit. Terms 2

Symbolizes man’s inherent savagery and capacity for

evil acts.

$500 Answer from Lit. Terms 2

What is the Lord of the Flies?

Final Jeopardy

The year Lord of The Flies Was first published

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is 1954?

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