Across
- 3. The word Piggy gives to the strange visual illusions that appear over the ocean during the hottest part of the day.
- 4. The word describing the boys' coordinated shouting during their triumphant return from hunting.
- 6. The invisible influence of parents, schools, and laws that still prevents Roger from hitting Henry with stones.
- 7. The device Piggy suggests constructing with a stick to measure the passage of time.
- 8. The opportunity the boys lose when they allow the signal fire to go out.
- 11. The painted disguise that allows Jack to conceal his identity and abandon his usual self-consciousness.
- 12. The weapon Jack carries when he proudly returns with the slaughtered pig.
- 15. The material Jack uses to create the black stripe across his painted face.
- 17. The human quality Simon demonstrates when he gives his own portion of meat to Piggy.
Down
- 1. The boy who deliberately throws stones near Henry, testing the boundaries of acceptable behavior.
- 2. The littlun who spends two days hiding in a shelter, crying and becoming increasingly miserable.
- 5. The term Golding uses for the older boys, distinguishing them from the littluns.
- 7. The feeling from which Jack's painted face frees him, allowing him to behave more aggressively without embarrassment.
- 9. The new "combined" name for the two twin boys that Jack addresses when he's painting his face.
- 10. The object Ralph spots on the horizon that represents a possible opportunity for rescue.
- 13. The type of authority Ralph attempts to preserve through rules, meetings, and the conch.
- 14. The older boy who destroys the littluns' sandcastles but later feels guilty about getting sand in a littlun's eye.
- 16. The littlun who becomes fascinated by controlling tiny sea creatures at the water's edge.
- 18. The kind of gathering Ralph announces at the end of Chapter 4 to address the groups growing problems.
- 19. The boy who retrieves Piggy's glasses after Jack punches him.