Parts One and Two
Mildred refers to the characters on her parlor walls as this.
What is her family or relatives
The person who burned down Montag's house
Who is Montag?
This is how the group Montag meets at the end of the novel keeps knowledge of books alive
What is memorize the books?
This thing or person is used to symbolize rebirth in the novel?
What is the Phoenix
a word to describe a display of extreme joy or bliss
What is beatific?
This event causes Montag to be desperate to understand what is in books
What is the woman burning herself with her books?
This is the person the government kills in place of Montag.
Who is a random man/pedestrian
This is the city where Montag and Mildred first met
What is Chicago?
This thing or person is used to symbolize destruction, control, and "cleansing" in the novel?
what is fire
This word could be used in place of shining, glowing, glittering
What is phosphorescent
This question haunts Montag when neither he or his wife can remember.
What is where did they meet?
This is the name of the book from the Bible that Montag learned.
What is "the Book of Ecclesiates?"
Mrs. Moss' favorite color
What is green or yellow?
This thing or person is used to symbolize avoiding communication, depression, suppressed thought, and addiction.
Who is Mildred?
Montage would like to engage in this with Faber over literature, but he is unable to discuss many novels at length because he has not read much.
What is discourse
These are the three important qualities that Faber says are missing from modern media/society.
1. Quality and texture of information
2. Leisure - time to reflect
3. The right to act
Who Montag thinks may be responsible for Clarisse's death
Who are groups of teenagers that drive recklessly for fun
The names of Mildred's friends
Who are Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles
This thing or person is used to symbolize hope, freedom of thought, the benefits of interaction.
Who is Clarisse
The way one might describe the hound's nose, perhaps
What is a probiscis?
This is the metaphor for the animal that Montag used when he described the stomach pump and blood-replacement machine that the EMS used on Mildred.
What is a snake?
The person who said, “It doesn’t matter what you do… so long as you change something from the way it was before you touched it into something that’s like you after you take your hands away.”
Who is Granger?
This is the name of the poem Montag reads to his wife and her friends.
What is "Dover Beach"
This is used to show how far book banning has gone. People have little knowledge of this and is now used as a “regular peppermint stick now, all sugar-crystal and saccharine when he isn’t making veiled references to certain commercial products..."
what is religion, The Bible, Christ are all acceptable answers
One may describe the way Beatty taunted Montag and intentionally instilled anxiety in him about harboring books as this
What is insidious