The droppings were warm. they lay piled among turned earth. they were olive green, smooth, and they steamed a little.
how is jack tracking the pig?
a. he is following its hoof prints.
b. he is looking for fresh dung.
c. he is listening for the pig.
d. he is tracking its blood

The answer is: B. He is looking for fresh dung.

In William Golding's "Lord of the Flies," Jack wishes to hunt a pig, so he exhibits animal behavior as if he were a predator looking for his prey. As a consequence, he follows pigs' droppings making use of his sense of smell, as well as examines their color and texture.