Why hadn’t Jack been able to kill the pig?

Pretend you’re writing an essay on the character of Piggy. Which piece of evidence fits the best in the blank?Piggy's intelligence gives him an insight into Jack's character. For example, he says __________. He sees what Jack is capable of and foreshadows his own fate."hates you too, Ralph...You got him over the fire; an’ you’re chief an’ he isn’t…""He can’t hurt you: but if you stand out of the way he’d hurt the next thing. And that’s me.""I thought they wanted the conch."

What does Ralph do to make Jack feel better? What is compromised?

Pretend you’re writing an essay on the character of Piggy. Which sentence fits the best in the blank?Piggy's murder is a horrific climax in the novel. Golding's description of his death is very straightforward: "His head opened and stuff came out and turned red." __________The simplicity of the language here conveys Ralph's deep sense of shock and detachment.The choice of language here shows that the boys do not really see him as human anymore.The use of graphic, complex language here conveys the forensic horror of the event.

The following argument is inductive. Identify whether it is strong or weak.When Jack took his car in for service, the mechanic charged him for lots of work that didn't need to be done. The same thing happened to Niki and Claire. Apparently mechanics these days are just a bunch of crooks.Group of answer choicesWeakStrong

What had Piggy overheard the pilot saying?