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Vocabulary
Characters
Hearth and the Salamander
Figurative Language
Author
100
What is the word for having or revealing little emotion?
Stolid
100
Who is the protagonist of this book?
Guy Montag
100
What are parlor walls?
Televisions
100
What is this an example of: "Montag, you shin that pole like a bird up a tree."
Simile
100
Who is the author of Fahrenheit 451?
Ray Bradbury
200
What is the word for sadness or gloominess?
Melancholy
200
What is the name of Montag's wife?
Mildred
200
Who gave Clarisse most of her information about the way life used to be?
Her uncle
200
Which type of irony is this?: "Your uncle said, your uncle said. Your uncle must be a remarkable man."
Verbal Irony
200
Ray Bradbury is no longer alive. True or False?
False
300
What is the word for having many faces or aspects?
Multifaceted
300
What is the name of the sixteen year old girl in this book?
Clarisse
300
What tradgedy happened to Mildred?
She took to many sleeping pills.
300
What is this an example of: "The bell in the ceiling kicked itself two hundred times."
Personification
300
Where did Ray Bradbury write Fahrenheit 451?
UCLA Basement
400
What is the word for fine or small in diameter?
Capillary
400
Who is the antagonist in this book?
Captain Beatty
400
What did Montag do in the old lady's attic?
He stole a book.
400
"Two moonstones looked up at him in the light of his small hand-held fire;....." is an example of a/an
metaphor
400
Which character does Ray Bradbury say represents himself?
Clarisse
500
What is the word for impossible to detect by ordinary senses?
Imperceptibly
500
What is the killing machine used by firemen?
The Mechanical Hound
500
What was the robotic killing machine?
Mechanical Hound
500
Which type of irony is this?: Montag- "No. Houses have always been fireproof, take my word for it."
Dramatic Irony
500

What short story of Bradbury's is alluded to in the novel?

The Pedestrian