hatredordislikeConch holds thissociety together.When the boys beginto break the rules,Piggly is quick tounderstand theimporatance of theConch.Ralph beginsto confide inJack, but Jackshows nointerest.SpeculatePiggy being upset atthe reckless anddisorganized effortsto rekindle the firetells the boys a littleone is missing,perhaps taken by"Beastie"The firerepresentssociety.Withouta moralcompassthe feeling ofbeing opposedor activelyhostile towardsomeoneThe glassessymbolize aconnection withthe intellectialand scientificworld.Jack onceagain comesacross a pig butcannot manageto catch and killit.to bendand loseshapeDue to beingdisorganizedand selfish,the boys setfire to brush.The little onesare seen asneeding moreprotectionIn vain theboysattempted tostart a fireusing sticks.To take anunexpectedbreak orvacationLoud andconfusednoiseTo trywithout thewantedresultsTobloomRalph keepsassuring the boysthat his father willsoon rescue thembecause hehimself is afraid.In thesechapters, theBeast is anidea. No onehas really seenit.AnextrafeatureDespite knowing thatthere are no adults,the boys do long forsomeone to findthem. This isrepresented by thedesire to keep thefire ablaze.When the boysare told a littleone is missingtheir worrysymbolizescivility.to showauthority in adomineeringwayhatredordislikeConch holds thissociety together.When the boys beginto break the rules,Piggly is quick tounderstand theimporatance of theConch.Ralph beginsto confide inJack, but Jackshows nointerest.SpeculatePiggy being upset atthe reckless anddisorganized effortsto rekindle the firetells the boys a littleone is missing,perhaps taken by"Beastie"The firerepresentssociety.Withouta moralcompassthe feeling ofbeing opposedor activelyhostile towardsomeoneThe glassessymbolize aconnection withthe intellectialand scientificworld.Jack onceagain comesacross a pig butcannot manageto catch and killit.to bendand loseshapeDue to beingdisorganizedand selfish,the boys setfire to brush.The little onesare seen asneeding moreprotectionIn vain theboysattempted tostart a fireusing sticks.To take anunexpectedbreak orvacationLoud andconfusednoiseTo trywithout thewantedresultsTobloomRalph keepsassuring the boysthat his father willsoon rescue thembecause hehimself is afraid.In thesechapters, theBeast is anidea. No onehas really seenit.AnextrafeatureDespite knowing thatthere are no adults,the boys do long forsomeone to findthem. This isrepresented by thedesire to keep thefire ablaze.When the boysare told a littleone is missingtheir worrysymbolizescivility.to showauthority in adomineeringway

Lord of the Flies - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. hatred or dislike
  2. Conch holds this society together. When the boys begin to break the rules, Piggly is quick to understand the imporatance of the Conch.
  3. Ralph begins to confide in Jack, but Jack shows no interest.
  4. Speculate
  5. Piggy being upset at the reckless and disorganized efforts to rekindle the fire tells the boys a little one is missing, perhaps taken by "Beastie"
  6. The fire represents society.
  7. Without a moral compass
  8. the feeling of being opposed or actively hostile toward someone
  9. The glasses symbolize a connection with the intellectial and scientific world.
  10. Jack once again comes across a pig but cannot manage to catch and kill it.
  11. to bend and lose shape
  12. Due to being disorganized and selfish, the boys set fire to brush.
  13. The little ones are seen as needing more protection
  14. In vain the boys attempted to start a fire using sticks.
  15. To take an unexpected break or vacation
  16. Loud and confused noise
  17. To try without the wanted results
  18. To bloom
  19. Ralph keeps assuring the boys that his father will soon rescue them because he himself is afraid.
  20. In these chapters, the Beast is an idea. No one has really seen it.
  21. An extra feature
  22. Despite knowing that there are no adults, the boys do long for someone to find them. This is represented by the desire to keep the fire ablaze.
  23. When the boys are told a little one is missing their worry symbolizes civility.
  24. to show authority in a domineering way