Fahrenheit 451 Quiz

Who is the main character in Fahrenheit 451?

• David Brown

• Guy Montag

• Michael Johnson

• John Smith

What is the significance of the phoenix symbol in the novel?

• Represents rebirth, renewal, and transformation

• Signifies death and despair

• Symbolizes peace and harmony

• Represents destruction and chaos

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What is the role of Captain Beatty in the story?

• Captain Beatty is a firefighter who puts out fires

• Captain Beatty is a librarian who promotes reading

• Captain Beatty is a chef who cooks meals for the characters

• Captain Beatty enforces censorship and burns books.

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How does the society in Fahrenheit 451 view books?

• Books are viewed as outdated and irrelevant

• Books are viewed as dangerous and forbidden

• Books are viewed as entertaining and enjoyable

• Books are viewed as essential for knowledge and learning

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What is the significance of the title 'Fahrenheit 451'?

• It is the number of pages in the book

• It is the author's favorite number

• It refers to the temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns.

• It is the year in which the story takes place

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What does the mechanical hound symbolize in the novel?

• Oppression and control

• Creativity and imagination

• Freedom and liberation

• Love and compassion

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How does Montag's character change throughout the story?

• Montag becomes apathetic and loses interest in books

• Montag becomes a pacifist and avoids conflict

• Montag becomes rebellious and seeks knowledge

• Montag becomes a conformist and follows society's rules

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What is the role of Clarisse in the novel?

• She serves as a catalyst for the protagonist's transformation and awakening.

• She is a minor character with no significant impact on the story

• She is the main antagonist of the novel

• She is the love interest of the protagonist

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What is the theme of censorship in Fahrenheit 451?

• Promotion of open dialogue and debate

• Celebration of freedom of speech

• Suppression of ideas and information

• Encouragement of diverse perspectives

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How does the society in Fahrenheit 451 suppress individuality?

• Through censorship, conformity, and the use of technology

• Encouraging creativity and self-expression

• Embracing free speech and independent thought

• Promoting diversity and individuality

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