Fahrenheit 451
Who is the main character of Fahrenheit 451?
Guy Montag
What is the event is the author of "Night" talking about in the book?
The Holocaust
Who is the author of "Hamilton"?
Lin-Manuel Miranda
What is the first thing to do when looking at a new text?
Identify the genre.
What is fiction?
A story that is not real.
What is the profession of the main character?
Firefighter
Who is the author of "Night"?
Elie Wiesel
What childhood experience did Hamilton and Burr have in common?
Both were orphans
What are the GBTJ's for non-fiction?
Key idea and central idea
What is non-fiction?
A text that is true.
Why are books burned in the main characters society?
They are considered dangerous and the government wants to control what people think.
Name the event that bothered the author because of the innocence that was destroyed.
Death of the pipel
Hamilton is always writing, so he is referred to as going______.
Non-stop
What are the GBTJs for fiction?
CMPSLL+T
Character, Motivation, Problem, Solution, Lesson Learned, and Theme
What is realistic fiction?
A fiction story that events that could happen in real life.
What is the difference between the interactions between the main character and Clarisse and the main character and Mildred?
Montag gets along better with Clarisse and enjoys talking to her more that he does his wife, Mildred.
True or False: the authored harbored feelings of hate and revenge towards the Nazies?
False
What historical first event was Hamilton a part of after the war in New York?
The Levi Weeks Trial
What should be written at the end of every text?
Central Idea
What genre will be studied the last weeks of school?
Poetry
What is significant about the number 451 in the book?
That is the temperature that books are burned at?
What term was referred to during the study of "Night" to describe the treatment of the Jews?
Dehumanization
Name two legacies that were left after Hamilton died?
Money system
First private orphanage
When writing an exit ticket, it must contain ____, ______, ________, and ________.
Topic sentence, text evidence, analysis, and concluding sentence
How is someone able to tell the difference between realistic fiction and non-fiction?
Non-fiction has facts and information and realistic fiction is a story that could happen in real life, but is still made up.