Friday 18 May 2012

Revision 5 LOTF questions

We are so nearly there!
Here are some LOTF exam questions for you to have a go at. You will have looked at some of them before. Think about what you need to include.
Solid point that answers the question.
Quote that you can unpack
Loads said about it including picking out a particular word, and a comment on structure if possible.
Link it all to theme/ messages. Why is Golding doing this? What's he trying to say?
Bosh! Sorted.

·         What do you think is the significance of Jack in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding present him?

·         What do you think is the significance of Piggy in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding present him?

·         What is the significance of Roger, Samneric and the Littleuns in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding present them?

·         How does Golding present the idea of ‘the Beast’ in Lord of the Flies, and how does he use it to explore the boys’ fears?

·         ‘As if it wasn’t a good island’. What is the significance of the setting in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding use the island to explore different ideas?

·         What is the significance of violence in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding present and explore the theme.

·         What role do the ‘assemblies’ play in shaping our understanding of Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding use them to explore ideas?
(p85)

·         What role does loyalty play in Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding present and explore the theme?

·         Self-interest plays a crucial role in the events of Lord of the Flies, how does Golding present and explore the idea?

·         How significant are symbols to our understanding of Lord of the Flies, and how does Golding use them to explore themes and ideas?

Post to follow about OMAM! 
Lucky you.

2 comments:

  1. miss how likely is it that the littluns come up? because i dont know hardly anything about them?

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  2. Not sure, but there won't be a question about them on their own as you are so limited... (I would think so anyway!)
    You could do a quick Google about them, but essentially they represent the masses and show the impact of tyrannical leadership on the masses (Samneric do this in more detail). They also function to give the boys elevated status; they are expected to look after them and give them a sense of responsibility. Furthermore, it could be seen that the boys may not have descended into chaos if it had simply been the biguns. The littluns make then seem like a tribe rather than a few boys...
    Don't worry about what you don't know though! You've got the skills to do well at this now.

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