10.1 What got the writer interested in Golding’s Lord of the Flies in the first place? 3 p.

Testing how close it is to real-life experience
Challenging the idea of people’s selfishness
Wanting to understand why the book is popular


10.2 How is the success of Golding’s Lord of the Flies explained? 3 p.

Its story was every schoolboy’s dream
It started a whole new literary genre
The novel came out at the right


10.3 Why did Peter Warner pay attention to the island? 3 p.

He noticed untypical ground
He detected a bunch of boys
He saw a fire burning far away


10.4 What is revealed about the boys’ escape from the school? 3 p.

They had a clear destination in mind
They had been planning it for a while
They had poor equipment for the trip


10.5 What helped the boys survive the boat trip? 3 p.

They had some food and water
They took turns in keeping watch
They managed to repair the sail


10.6 What did the boys do if there was any disagreement? 3 p.

They punished the fighters with extra work
They waited for a while for things to cool down
They slept on it and settled it the next day


10.7 Which alternative best ends the quote by Peter Warner and captures the idea of this text? 3 p.

never underestimate people’s will to survive
always look for what is good and positive in people
constantly keep your eyes open for small miracles