Fahrenheit 451 pt 1

The example from DIDLS seen here is:

• Metaphor

• Figurative language

• Imagery

• Simile

The name of the protagonist is:

• Guy Montag

• Leonard Mead

• Herbert Von Trapper Keeper

• Phineas Q. Moleskine

Montag's job was:

• Fireman: Putting out fires

• Fireman: Burning illegal book stash houses

• Foreman: Building new houses

• Hibachi Salesman: Selling little grills

Who said this line?

• Clarisse McClellan

• Guy Montag

• Benny Hill

• Mildred

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

What did he mean when he said this line?

• It's imagery so the reader can imaging the scent of kerosene

• It's a simile that explains why Mildred finds Montag attractive

• It's a hyperbolic statement emphasizing how much Montag dislikes his job

• It's a hyperbolic statement/ metaphor emphasizing how much Montag enjoys his work

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

How is Clarisse different from the other kids her age?

• She is a social deviant for disrupting classes, shoplifting, bullying her classmates

• She reads. A lot. We're talking a secret stash of books under the bed.

• She doesn't care for the Fun Parks, she doesn't like to watch the 'parlor walls," and she explores the outdoors

• She experiments with a mind altering drug called Focall (a portmanteau of focus and Adderall) in order to sedate herself and concentrate better in class

Who might Clarisse's uncle be?

• Leonard Mead from "The Pedestrian"

• Herbert Von Trapper Keeper from "The Sound of Music"

• Phineas Moleskine from "The Pedestrian"

• Eckels from "A Sound of Thunder"

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.7

CCSS.RI.11-12.7

CCSS.RL.11-12.7

CCSS.RL.8.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

In the context of Fahrenheit 451, what are "Seashells"?

• Empty shells found on the beach

• In the future, when toilet paper is obsolete, there are 3 sea shells found in restrooms

• They're earbuds

• They're megaphones

Montag arrives home to find his wife Mildred....

• Overdosed on sleeping pills

• In shock from the loud jets flying overhead

• Drinking Pepto Bismol straight from the bottle with the "We Need to Talk" look on her face

• Asleep in bed listening to music on her seashell buds

How is Mildred treated for her overdose?

• She is given a powerful laxative that will clean her out

• Her stomach is pumped and her blood is replaced with "clean" blood

• She is taken to a rehab center

• Montag tries to flush her system out by forcing her to drink water