The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury Flashcard

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What is the definition of 'peer'?

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Look.

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How does Mr. Mead's profession act as a threat to society in 'The Pedestrian'?

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Writing involves creativity and individuality, traits clearly not welcomed in this society.

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What is the tone of the story 'The Pedestrian'?

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Eerie and dystopian.

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What is the definition of 'alibi'?

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Excuse for not being somewhere.

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Which statement best sums up the streets Mr. Mead walks on?

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They are busy during the day.

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What does the character of Mr. Mead represent in 'The Pedestrian'?

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Individuality and resistance to conformity.

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What is the significance of the empty streets in 'The Pedestrian'?

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They symbolize a society that has lost its humanity and connection.

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How does technology impact society in 'The Pedestrian'?

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It leads to isolation and a lack of human interaction.

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What literary device is prevalent in 'The Pedestrian'?

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Dystopian imagery.

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What does Mr. Mead's solitary walks signify?

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A rejection of societal norms and a quest for freedom.