Quotes/Characters
This is who questioned everything, and liked to think and talk
Clarisse
How Millie claims that Clarisse was killed
She was run over by a car
This is the last name of the author of Fahrenheit 451
Bradbury
"Are you happy?" or "Are you in love?"
This is the definition of a Dystopia
A futuristic, imagined universe that usually makes a criticism about the current society (Answers will vary)
"My 'family' is people. They tell me things: I laugh, they laugh!"
Mildred
This person was the greatest influence on Clarisse
Her uncle
This is how Bradbury's high school English teachers thought about his writing
They thought it was terrible
At the end of Part II, this is where the firemen go after an alarm goes off
Montag's house
This is the opposite of a Dystopia
Utopia
Slept but did not sleep
The Hound
The Hobo's that Montag met were different from the rest of society because...
They were intellectuals
This is where Bradbury attended college
He did not attend
He was a pedestrian OR he was driving slowly
"I don't talk things, sir. I talk the meaning of things. I sit here and know I'm alive."
Faber
According to Beatty, this person was the first fireman
Benjamin Franklin
This is the point of view Bradbury uses in Fahrenheit 451
Third person limited
It destroys consequences
They are made to feel happy all of the time and as if nothing is wrong (Answers vary)
"We must all be alike. Not everyone born free and equal, as the Constitution says, but everyone made equal."
The earplugs that Mildred wears are called this
Seashell radios
This is how Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451
On a rented typewriter in the basement of a library
Name the titles of Part I, II, and III of Fahrenheit 451
Hearth & Salamander, Sieve & Sand, Burning Bright
List two characteristics of a Dystopian society
Answers will vary