Fahrenheit 451 p. 1-45

What is the name of the main character in Fahrenheit 451?

• Guy Montag

• John Smith

• Michael Johnson

• David Brown

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How does Guy Montag's perception of his job change throughout the story?

• His perception changes from blindly following orders to questioning the purpose of his job and rebelling against the oppressive society.

• His perception changes from being indifferent about his job to becoming passionate about it.

• His perception changes from loving his job to hating it and wanting to quit.

• His perception changes from thinking his job is important to realizing it is meaningless.

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What does the fire symbolize in Fahrenheit 451?

• destruction and censorship

• safety and protection

• knowledge and enlightenment

• freedom and rebellion

Explain the significance of the Mechanical Hound in the story.

• The Mechanical Hound represents the oppressive control and surveillance in the dystopian society.

• The Mechanical Hound is a harmless pet owned by the protagonist.

• The Mechanical Hound is a tool used for hunting and tracking in the dystopian society.

• The Mechanical Hound symbolizes freedom and rebellion in the story.

Why is book burning and censorship prevalent in the society depicted in the novel?

• The government wants to promote ignorance and control the flow of information.

• The government wants to control and manipulate the thoughts and opinions of its citizens.

• The citizens are demanding the burning of books and censorship.

• The society believes that books and certain ideas are dangerous and should be eliminated.

What is the role of technology in Fahrenheit 451?

• The role of technology in Fahrenheit 451 is to enhance communication and connectivity.

• The role of technology in Fahrenheit 451 is to control and manipulate the population.

• The role of technology in Fahrenheit 451 is to promote creativity and innovation.

• The role of technology in Fahrenheit 451 is to improve the quality of life and increase productivity.

What motivates Montag to question the society's values and rebel against the status quo?

• A desire for power and control over others

• Disillusionment with the emptiness and shallowness of his own life and the society around him.

• Peer pressure from his friends to rebel

• Lack of entertainment options in the society

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How does Montag's relationship with his wife, Mildred, change throughout the story?

• Their relationship changes from loving and supportive to distant and disconnected.

• Their relationship changes from a desire for more meaningful connections to distant and disconnected.

• Their relationship changes from distant and disconnected to a desire for more meaningful connections.

• Their relationship changes from distant and disconnected to a complete breakdown and separation.

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What is the significance of the character Clarisse McClellan in Fahrenheit 451?

• Clarisse McClellan is a love interest for Montag.

• Clarisse McClellan serves as a catalyst for Montag's rebellion against the oppressive society.

• Clarisse McClellan is a spy working for the oppressive society.

• Clarisse McClellan is a minor character with no significance in the story.

What are the consequences of censorship and book burning in the novel?

• The consequences of censorship and book burning in the novel include the suppression of ideas, control of information, and restriction of freedom of expression.

• The consequences of censorship and book burning in the novel include the encouragement of critical thinking, promotion of intellectual growth, and enhancement of creativity.

• The consequences of censorship and book burning in the novel include the preservation of traditional ideas, protection of sensitive information, and promotion of order and stability.

• The consequences of censorship and book burning in the novel include the promotion of diverse ideas, dissemination of accurate information, and enhancement of freedom of expression.

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