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Lord of the Flies ' is a novel by-

Lord of the Flies ' is a novel by- Correct Answer William Golding

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Two planes start from the same strip. Plane P flies 15 miles West, then turns left flies 22 miles and lands. In the meanwhile, plane Q flies 7 miles South, then flies 11 miles East, then turns to its right, flies 15 miles and lands. Where is plane Q with respect to plane P? 
Two aeroplanes start from the same strip. Aeroplane P flies 65 miles North, then turns left, and flies 45 miles and then lands. In the meanwhile aeroplane Q flies 80 miles West, then flies 40 miles South, then turns to its left, flies 35 miles and lands. Where is aeroplane Q with respect to aeroplane P?
Two aeroplanes start from the same strip. Aeroplane P flies 65 miles North, then turns left flies 45 miles and lands. In the meanwhile aeroplane Q flies 80miles West, then flies 40 miles South, then turns to its left, flies 35 miles and lands. Where is aeroplane Q with respect to aeroplane P?
A helicopter flies 80 km North, then it turns West and flies 50 km, then it turns North and flies 120 km, then it turns to its right and flies 50 km. Where is it now with reference to its starting position?
A migrating bird flies 30 km North, then turns East and flies 80 km, then turns North and flies 50 km, and turns to its left and flies 80 km. Where is it now with reference to its starting position?
A bird starts flying from its nest and flies 3 km North, then turns West and flies 4 km, then turns South and flies 11 km, finally, it turns to its left and flies 4 km. Where is it now with respect to its nest?
A flock of migrating geese flies 20 km East, then turns South and flies 50 km, then turns East and flies 40 km, and turns to its left and flies 50 km. Where is the flock now with reference to its starting position?
A pilot takes off and flies 35 km West then, it turns South and flies 15 km, then it turns to its left and flies 20 km, then it turns north and flies 15 km. Where is the plane now with respect to its starting position?
A migrating bird flies 80 km North, then turns East and flies 100 km, then turns North and flies 210 km, and turns to its left and flies 100 km. Where is it now with reference to its starting position?
A migrating bird flies 40 km North, then turns East and flies 50 km, then turns North and flies 110 km, and turns to its left and flies 50 km. Where is it now with reference to its starting position?