F451
What is the specific name of the dental product featured in the jingle that repeatedly distracts Montag on the subway?
Denham’s Dentifrice
What specific type of animal dies, leading to Martha Corey being accused of witchcraft by Walcott?
A pig
What specific soda does Dolphus Raymond actually drink from his paper bag?
Coca-Cola
What specific grammatical error is created when two independent clauses are joined together using only a comma?
A comma splice (run on is fine)
What is the specific name of the rogue rat character who supposedly assassinated the virtual pig John Pork?
Tim Cheese
According to the official rulebook in the firehouse, who was the very first fireman?
Benjamin Franklin
What material are the replacement candlesticks on the church altar made of, which John Proctor uses as an example of Parris's greed?
Gold
What is Dill's full real name?
Charles Baker Harris
What is the only grammatically correct spelling for the possessive form of the pronoun "it"?
Its (without an apostrophe)
How many grams of protein is Mr. Beyer's go to breakfast (Within 3 grams is acceptable)?
43 grams of protein (3 large eggs and greek yogurt)
What is the specific title of the poem Montag reads aloud to Mildred and her friends, causing Mrs. Phelps to burst into tears?
"Dover Beach"
Exactly how many pounds does Abigail Williams steal from Reverend Parris's strongbox before vanishing (credit for within 3)?
Thirty-one
What is the name of Calpurnia's son?
Zeebo
In the sentence, "The old oak tree, which had stood in the park for a century, was struck by lightning," what is the phrase "which had stood in the park for a century" called?
Nonessential
What is the only letter in the English alphabet that does not appear anywhere on the Periodic Table of Elements?
Exactly how many legs does the Mechanical Hound have?
Eight
Exactly how many people signed the deposition declaring the good character of Rebecca Nurse, Martha Corey, and Elizabeth Proctor?
91
What material inside Scout's ham costume deflects Bob Ewell's knife?
Chicken Wire
What specific grammatical term refers to a noun or noun phrase placed directly next to another noun to rename or identify it, such as the phrase "the teacher" in the sentence, "Mr. Smith, the teacher, handed out the test"?
An appositive (Accept: Appositive phrase)
What year did the xbox 360 come out?
2005
In what specific U.S. city did Montag and Mildred originally meet?
Chicago
In what specific Massachusetts town did Reverend Hale supposedly find and evaluate a witch before being summoned to Salem?
Beverly
What was Atticus's childhood nickname based on his marksmanship?
Ol' One-Shot
It’s when two words are blended together with parts of each (like brunch, smog, spork).
Portmanteau
How many fingers does Mr. Beyer's second youngest sister have?
For context, she was raised in Bogota, Colombia.
10