What did Simon discover in Chapter 9, and what happened to him afterward?, He found a secret cave and hid there, He discovered the “beast” was a dead parachutist, and the boys killed him by mistake., He saw a ship and ran to tell the others, but drowned., He was attacked by Jack’s tribe for stealing food., How did Ralph and Piggy change after Simon’s death?, Ralph blamed Jack, and Piggy joined the tribe., Ralph denied it happened, and Piggy cried all night., Ralph felt guilt, while Piggy denied responsibility., Both forgot about Simon completely., What does the destruction of the conch symbolize in Chapter 11?, The return of peace and order., The boys’ desire to rebuild society., The start of a new democratic group., The total collapse of law, order, and civilization., How did Jack and his tribe maintain control over the others?, By ruling through fear, violence, and stealing Piggy’s glasses for fire., By building better shelters for everyone., By sharing food fairly., By offering protection and organizing votes., What event led to the boys’ rescue from the island?, Ralph lit a signal fire that attracted a ship, Simon’s body floated to the ship and drew attention., The forest fire set by Jack’s tribe to kill Ralph created smoke seen by a naval officer., Piggy used the conch to call for help., What main idea did William Golding want to show at the end of the novel?, People are naturally good and kind., Civilization always defeats savagery., The boys were victims of bad luck only., Savagery exists within everyone, and without rules, darkness takes over.

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