Characters
Plot
451
Society
Specifics
Quotes
100

Montag's 17 year old neighbor

Clarisse

100

The firemen's primary job is this.

burning books.

100

One of Teenagers' favorite past times.

driving too fast, killing people, sports, or destroying things.

100

The temperature at which book paper burns.

Fahrenheit 451

100

“We have everything we need to be happy, but we aren’t happy. Something’s missing. I looked around.”

Montag

200

Montag's wife

Mildred

200

The robotic 'creature' injects morphine into Montag's leg.

What is the mechanical hound.

200

The first American fireman.

Benjamin Franklin

200

The author of Fahrenheit 451.

 Ray Bradbury.

200

“Play the man, Master Ridley; we shall this day light such a candle, by God’s grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out.”

the Old Woman who gets burned alive

300

Captain of the Fire Department

Beatty

300

Montag plants a book in this fireman's house and then calls it in.

Mr. Black

300

The schools mainly focus on this

Sports or abstract art

300

Clarisse tells Montag to notice this in the mornings

dew on the grass

300

"My 'family' is people. They tell me things: I laugh, they laugh!"

Mildred

400

The retired English Professor

Faber

400

The test Clarisse uses to tell if someone is in love.

rubbing a dandelion under your chin

400

One of three things Faber says are missing from society.

quality of information, the leisure to digest it, and the right to act based on the first two.

400

Mildred's friends make Montag really mad because they...

Hate their kids, don't care about their husbands, vote based on looks..

400

“Have you ever noticed how rain tastes like wine?”.

Clarisse

500

The names of Mrs. Montag's friends (2)

Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles

500

This is the reason Montag killed Captain Beatty

to keep Faber safe

500

Name one odd thing that Clarisse's family does

 talk to each other, take walks, tell stories...

500

The sickness in Montag's arm makes him...

Steal the book

500

“It’s not books that you need; it’s some of the things that were once in books.”

Faber

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