Fahrenheit 451-1
This is where Clarisse and Guy Montag meet.
Where is walking on the sidewalk?
This is what Mildred says happened to Clarisse.
What is "she was hit and killed by a car?"
This is the number of TV walls Mildred and Montag have for Part 1 and Part 2 of this novel.
What is 3?
This is what the Sieve and Sand represents
What is Montag's struggle to hold onto knoweldge?
This is how Mildred tries to take her own life as the novel opens.
What is an overdose of sleeping pills?
This is the author of Fahrenheit 451.
Who is Ray Bradbury?
This is what happens to the woman who refuses to leave her books behind.
What is "she is burned alive after striking a match to set herself and her books on fire?"
This is what the "firemen" do.
What is "burn down houses that contain books?"
This is the person to whom Montag gives a Bible.
Who is Faber?
This is what Montag steals from the old woman's house.
What is a book?
This is what the earbuds in the novel are called.
What are seashells?
These are the two things exchanged between Montag and Faber.
What is "Montag gave Faber the Bible" and "Faber gave Montag his green ear piece?"
This is what Mildred left in as her house was burned.
What is a "beetle" (taxi)?
These are the people who call the fire department to report Montag's possession of books.
Who is both Mildred and her friends?
This "animal" tracks and attacks people suspected of reading or hiding books.
What is the mechanical hound?
This is the term for a rhetorical device that appeals to your emotions.
What is pathos?
This is what the firetrucks are called.
What is a salamander?
This is the term for a rhetorical device that appeals to logic.
What is logos?
This is what Fahrenheit 451 stands for.
What is the temperature at which paper burns?
This is Montag's boss.
Who is Captain Beatty?
This is how the city is destroyed when the war occurs.
What is by bombs?
This is the flammable gas the firemen use to burn things. Montag says in the beginning that he loves the smell of it.
What is kerosene?
This is how Montag and Granger keep knowledge of books.
What is "to memorize books?"
This is the woman that cries over the poetry Montag read.
Who is Mrs. Phelps?
This is who Mildred refers to as "her family."
What are the big TV "parlor walls?"
This is the kind of liquor Faber uses to give Montag before he flees to the country.
What is whiskey?
This is the name of the toothpaste advertised on the subway that provokes Montag.
What is Denham’s Dentifrice ?
This is what the Phoenix represents
What is rebirth and renewal?
This is what Beatty threatens to do with Guy's earpiece.
What is Beatty threatens to use it to trace Faber?
This is where Montag ends up at the end of the novel
Where is by a river/ river bank?
This is the leader of the social outcasts and group of professors that Montag meets by the railroad tracks.
Who is Granger?
Describe the person that the government killed in place of Montag.
Who is a random pedestrian?
This is the term for a rhetorical device that is based on credibility/ character.
What is a ethos?
This is the symbolic bird that Granger teaches his men about.
What is "The Phoenix?"
This is the city where Montag and Mildred first met.
Where is Chicago?
This is the name of the poem Montag reads to his wife, Mrs. Phelps, and Mrs. Bowles.
What is "Dover Beach?"
This is what Granger's group does before heading for the city after the bombing.
What is build a fire and make breakfast?
This is why Montag is desperate to understand what is in books.
What is "because he wants to understand why people are willing to die for their books?"
This is the suppression of speech, public communication, or information that is considered objectionable by governments, institutions, or private groups
What is censorship?
This is the removal or restriction of a book from public access, such as from libraries, schools, or bookstores, due to objections to its content
What is a book ban?