Fahrenheit 451
This character is the protagonist and a firefighter who burns books.
Guy Montag
The personal narrative is written from this point of view.
First person narration
This family is at the center of the play.
The Youngers
Romeo belongs to this family.
Montague
The sentence that states the main argument of an essay.
Thesis Statement
Montag meets this teenage neighbor who asks, "Are you happy?"
Clarisse
This author wrote the short story, "The Fall of the House of Usher"
Edgar Allan Poe
This is the name of the brother and sister in the play.
Water and Beneatha
The name of the man who wants to marry Juliet.
What does an introduction start with?
A hook
The author of the novel Fahrenheit 451.
Ray Bradbury
What is a personal narrative?
A written story focused on one event with descriptive imagery.
What is the larger historical context of the play?
Juliet's cousin who is killed by Romeo.
Tybalt
What are the two components of a conclusion?
(1) Thesis restatement (2) Takeaway
Montag meets this retired professor who serves as his mentor later in the novel.
Faber
This short story, considered a southern gothic tale, follows one woman in a non-linear plot structure.
"A Rose for Emily"
This is what Mama dreams of owning.
A house with a garden
Why Romeo does not receive the plan from the Friar about Juliet's fake death
Friar John could not deliver it because of a quarantine
When is Shakespeare's birthday (same day he died on)?
April 23
What happens with the protagonist at the end of the novel?
He meets up with other like-minded people and they start to rebuild the atomically bombed city
The name of the short story by Ray Bradbury that inspired the novel, Fahrenheit 451
"The Pedestrian"
Why does Mr. Lindner visit the Younger family?
To persuade them not to move into the neighborhood they just bought their house in.
The literary device used when the audience knows Juliet is alive, but Romeo believes she is dead.
Dramatic irony
This is the proper way that you cite a Shakespearean quote in an essay.
Act, scene, line #