Lord of the Flies

1. The zestful, spirited enthusiasm the boys felt when they first discovered there were no adults.
4. A repeated chant used in a ritual; "Kill the pig. Cut her throat. Spill her blood."
6. The sharp, bitter smell of the smoke as the island is set on fire.
11. Piggy’s reaction whenever the boys suggest something illogical or unscientific.
15. The loud, confused noise and disorder of a crowd, especially during a fight.
16. Incapable of being affected or hurt; how Jack tries to act regarding the rules.
17. A long, angry speech, often delivered by Jack when he is challenged.
18. To mock or shout insults at someone, usually directed at Piggy.
19. To cleanse or rid the group of an unwanted element; Jack’s goal for Ralph’s leadership.
20. The deep-seated, mutual hatred that grows between Ralph and Jack.

2. A giant sea monster; the scale to which the boys imagine the "Beast" from the water.
3. Doing something with open dislike and a total lack of respect.
5. Feeling anger because of something that is unfair or unjust.
7. Feeling deep regret or sorrow for a mistake; how some boys feel after a hunt goes too far.
8. Mysterious or impossible to understand; like the expressions on the "beast’s" face.
9. Secretive or "stealthy," often used to describe Roger’s movements through the trees.
10. An accusation made in return; what the boys do when the fire goes out.
12. To force someone to act; what the conch is supposed to do for the assembly.
13. An unstated, silent agreement among the boys, like their unspoken fear of the jungle.
14. The intense, passionate energy the hunters display during their ritual dances.