The twins in Lord of the Flies are ?
Correct answer: B. Sam and Eric
- A. Ralph and Jack
- B. Sam and Eric
- C. Ralph and Eric
- D. Simon and Jack
Explanation
Sam and Eric are the twin boys in Lord of the Flies, and Golding often presents them together as “Samneric.” Ralph, Jack, and Simon are separate characters.
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