jack .
This yet another example of something which is not a question but is in fact an assignment set by your teacher for you to complete.
To Quote directly from the book... "What's that?" Ralph had stopped smiling and was pointing into the lagoon. Something creamy lay among the ferny weeds.
It was in chapter 4 when Roger and Maurice kick down the littluns' sandcastles, afterward Maurice feels bad about it.
Lord of the Flies is a microcosm as it is a condensed version of Goldings idea of society. A microcosm is something that symbolises a larger thing, i.e Simon is a microcosm of purity and goodness whereas Jack is a microcosm of evil and savagery. The Island on the whole is a microcosm of the world and all the characters within it show small parts of society.
It looks like a Dehavilland Beaver to me, but it could just as easily be something else. I'm no expert on planes, so maybe someone else can confirm this answer.
when it stands on something
You aren't "hit with flies in your face." The phrase refers to something that contridicts or repudiates something something that is commonly believed. Claiming that snakes are not dangerous flies in the face of experience and common sense. The phrase comes from the practice of hens to fly in the face of a dog or fox that attacks her.
a pelican
Collective nouns for flies are:a business of fliesa cloud of fliesa grist of fliesa hatch of fliesa swarm of flies
Bees do something with pollen that help the plants and ants I am unsure about (like flies) What good are flies?
Flies detect changes in light or shadow close to them. This usually means something big is getting close to them. If you see flies on something outside, watch them when a cloud goes over the sun quickly - it usually causes them to fly away.
Yes. I believe it is water.
its my name and i guess its meaning is"something that flies high"
A fly or a mosquito can be swatted away.
percival
Something you throw, shoot or fire so it flies through the air.
Page numbers are probably useless as there are so many different editions. However, if you check the chapter "Flies and Spiders" you might just find what you're looking for.