Lord of the Flies chapter 2. What is the primary reason Ralph insists on building a signal fire? 1. To cook food 3. To keep warm 3. To signal passing ships 4. To scare away wild animals

Answer 1

In Chapter 2 of "Lord of the Flies," Ralph insists on building a signal fire primarily to signal passing ships. This is motivated by the desire to attract rescue and ensure that they can be found by someone. Although the fire can also serve other purposes, such as cooking food or keeping warm, the main reason Ralph emphasizes its importance is for the potential for rescue.