English Literature CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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Excel in English Literature with CLEP Practice Exam! Assess your knowledge, analyze literary works, and master key concepts with our comprehensive practice exam. From Shakespeare to Austen, enhance your understanding of major authors and literary movements. Realistic simulations, detailed explanations, and performance tracking will boost your confidence for the CLEP English Literature exam. Maximize your potential, save time, and earn college credits. Start your literary journey today!

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What does the symbol of the conch represent in the book "Lord of the Flies"?

Power
Respect
Freedom
Friendship

The correct answer is: Power

In the book "Lord of the Flies," the conch is a symbol of power because it is used to call meetings and maintain order among the boys on the island. The other options, while they may be themes or ideas present in the book, are not represented by the conch symbol. The conch does not necessarily represent respect, as it is used for both good and bad intentions throughout the story. It also does not represent freedom, as the boys are trapped on the island and constantly fighting for control. Friendship is also not represented by the conch, as the boys' friendships are constantly tested and strained by their struggle for power. Therefore, only option A, power, is the most accurate representation of the conch symbol in "Lord of the Flies."