Characters
Plot (Stages and Devices)
Themes/Symbolism
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100

This person is the catalyst for the protagonist beginning to question who he is and why his society is the way that it is.

Who is Clarisse?

100

The action of murdering Beatty is this stage of the plot of the story.

What is the climax of the story?

100

This is the significance of the title of the book.

What is the temperature at which books burn?

100

This is the significance of the ventilator grill.

What is the place Montag hides his contraband books?

100

This is the author's name.

Who is Ray Bradbury?

200

This person disappears after reporting their spouse to the firemen.

Who is Mildred Montag?

200

This is the refrain on the train.

What is Denham's Dentrifice?

200

This is an important theme of the book. (There are multiple possible answers.)

What is:

- Don't be selfish.

- Always ask questions.

- Knowledge is power.

- Help people whenever you can.

- Trust but verify.

(These are just examples of possible answers)

200

These are the symbols that the firemen in the story adopt for themselves and their group.

DOUBLE JEOPARDY if you can name all three!

What are salamanders, phoenixes, and the number 451?

200

This is the genre of the story.

What is dystopian?

300

This person is the protagonist's boss. We learn that this person wants to die near the end of the book.

Who is Captain Beatty?

300

This is the metaphor that Montag creates when he's trying to read and memorize the Bible on the subway.

What is, the mind is a sieve - it can't hold any information?

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This is the symbol for self-awareness throughout the book. (DJ if you can give evidence from the story.)

What is a mirror?

What is Clarisse, what is Granger saying they'll build a mirror, what is Montag thinking about mirrors?

300

This is the reason that Montag gets caught.

What is Beatty notices Mildred finding the book behind Montag?

300

This is how Montag eventually escapes the firemen and the Hound.

What is the river?

400

This person used to be a professor of English, and does what they can to support the efforts of the protagonist's fight to free knowledge.

Who is Faber?

400

This is the allusion that the martyr makes before and during her death.


What is Latimer and Ridley starting a rebellion being burned at the stake in 1555 England?

400

This is the metaphor that Granger creates to represent their society.

What is the phoenix being constantly reborn?

400

Montag is afraid of this feature of the firehouse.

What is the Mechanical Hound?

400

This is what Mildred calls the television programs and characters she watches.

What is her family?
500

This person meets the protagonist outside of the city and is the leader of a group of people who work to find, memorize, and burn books in order to preserve knowledge.

Who is Granger?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This is the goal of the firemen throughout the whole story. (DJ if you can name how the gov't/society tries to make this happen - not how the firemen make it happen.)

What is to make sure everyone is happy all the time?

What is by dumbing everything down and making it faster?

500

This is the theme we've talked about the most. (I am looking for ONE specific theme.)

What is, ignorance is not bliss, aka: Knowledge is important to a successful society?

500

This person is the protagonist of the story who endures challenges as this person tries to figure out who they are and the meaning of their society.

Who is Guy Montag?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: These people are the reasons that Montag begins to question everything. (DJ for also saying what they did)

Who are Clarisse and Mildred?

What is asking him if he is happy and what is ODing?