What two things make Montag realize that he must change his life?

A woman chooses to burn with her books and Clarisse dies

A woman refuses to give up her books and Clarisse moves away

A neighbor reports Clarisse's books and Clarisse kills herself

His wife betrays him and Clarisse is there to comfort him

According to Clarisse, why is Montag “not like the others”?

He actually listens and talks and looks at her.

He reads books, unlike everyone else.

He doesn’t like his job anymore.

Why are firemen rarely necessary?

Because people stopped reading on their own

Because there are hardly any books left to burn

Because people are very scared of the consequences

Because any day now the war will wipe their society off the face of the earth

As a character, what does Mildred represent?

Stay at home mothers in society

The most knowledgeable people in society

Why does Montag read a poem to Mildred and her friends

Because he is just so upset by their ignorance that he wants to scare them into 'waking up'

Because he feels like they could benefit by learning what he knows

Because he realizes that they don't know any better and he wants to teach them to be better mothers and wives

Because he is so tired of hearing the tv and wants a change for the evening

How does Montag escape from the Hound?

he was swept out of town by the river

the hound malfunctions because it gets wet

Montag does not escape the Hound

Montag learns that the chase to capture him is still in hot pursuit. What's peculiar about it?

They're faking their way to catch him.

They're sending aquatic hounds.

They're celebrating his disappearance from society.

What is the significance of the sieve and the sand?

It is a metaphor for knowledge and Montag's want of it.

It shows the slow passing of time in the world.

It is a metaphor for Mildred's feelings toward Montag.

It shows how powerful the words of books can be.

What is Faber's one regret?

Not speaking up when he could have safely done so

Not hiding more copies of the Bible when he could

Not trying to recruit more people to start a revolution in society

Not planting books in the firemen's houses before

Why does Montag seek out Faber?

He wants Faber to teach him to understand books and to think for himself

He knows that Faber has books and he wants to take them for himself

He knows that Faber has books and he is trying to be a responsible fireman by arresting him

He wants to give Faber the last copy of the Bible so that it may be preserved for future generations

What book does Montag try to memorize and understand, the book he takes to Faber?

A book about the history of firemen

As part of their master plan, what will Faber and Montag do with the books they make?

They will plant them in firefighter's homes.

They will donate them to local charities.

How do Mildred's two friends react to Montag reading poetry?

Very upset, one is sobbing uncontrollably and the other friend yells, both rush out of the house

They really enjoy hearing it and start wondering why they haven't spent more time listening to poetry

They are tempted to hear more, but afraid of the consequences if they get caught

Very upset, they attack Montag, yank the book out of his hands and throw it into the fire themselves

Which line shows Mrs. Bowles cold, detached tone when she talks about her children?

“I put up with them when they come home three days a month."

“I’ve had two children by Caesarean section.”

“Besides, they sometimes look just like you, and that’s nice.”

What does Faber say about the physical books?

They are not what is important; it is what is stated in books where the true power lies.

Without the actual book binding itself, all the words in books are useless.

There is nothing important about books or what they have hidden within.

Never judge a book by its cover.

What inference can you make about how the author, Ray Bradbury, feels about technology?

He thinks relying on it too much will ruin society.

He is a big fan and knows what new technologies will be invented in the future.

He doesn’t care about technology as long as people read books.

He wishes he had the technological inventions that are in the novel in real life.

Why is it ironic that Mildred sees no value in reading since “Books aren’t people”?

Her ‘family’ is not real people either, but she feels an artificial connection to them

The books are more valuable than people

The books can bring people together, forming connections

Mildred does not know how to read

By the end of the novel, what does the phoenix symbolize?

the destruction of civilization

Granger believes that _____.

people can learn from their mistakes and end warfare if enough people remember the events of history

people are doomed to always repeat the mistakes of history

people are inherently evil and must be coerced to do good works

people will be better off without the memory of unpleasant historical events of the past

Granger calls his group of men “bums on the outside, libraries on the inside” because _____.

they live and dress as homeless people, but have memorized entire books

they pretend to be unintelligent hobos, but are actually intelligent people

they pretend to be unhappy, but really are very pleased with their lives

they appear to be loud and boisterous, even though they actually are shy and quiet people

Why does Montag despise the technology Mildred uses?

It is mindless entertainment, and she is usually disconnected from reality

Mildred does not actually use much technology

It is very violent and he is afraid that it is corrupting her

She never lets him use the devices

What important question does Clarisse ask Montag at the beginning of the novel?

"How long can you keep doing this?"

Considering how we regard firemen today, why is it ironic that people are afraid of them in the novel?

It’s ironic that firemen are the ones to START fires and hurt people, when they’re supposed to HELP and STOP fires.

It’s ironic that firemen are the ones to STOP fires, just like in the present.

It’s ironic that firemen are only MEN and no women appear to be allowed to work as firefighters.

It’s ironic that they are not called firefighters, but only FIREMEN, since they don’t fight fires.

Fahrenheit 451 Review

Authored by Kaitlin Bodiford

English

8th - 10th Grade

CCSS covered

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is an example of an extended metaphor?

The color white to describe Clarisse

Books are compared to winged creatures

Parlor Walls are Mildred's family

Beatty smiling furiously

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.7

CCSS.RI.8.7

CCSS.RL.8.5

CCSS.RL.8.7

CCSS.RL.9-10.7

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did the river symbolize?

A cycle

Going back to the past

Rebirth, renewal, a new chapter

Water

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CCSS.RI.11-12.9

CCSS.RL.8.2

CCSS.RL.9-10.2

CCSS.RI. 9-10.9

CCSS.RL.11-12.2

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the rules of society in Fahrenheit 451? Select all that apply.

People have to drive fast in the streets

Books are banned

Firemen stop fires

Citizens should memorize literature

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the three things Faber said were missing from society?

Leisure to absorb knowledge

Quality of information

Right to take action on what is read

Schools to teach about knowledge

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which event was the climax/turning point of the novel?

The old lady sets herself on fire with the books and Montag grabs a couple of books

Faber and Montag come up with a plan

Clarisse's death

Montag sets his house on fire and kills Beatty

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.5.7

CCSS.RL.6.9

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What happens to Montag as a result of meeting Clarisse?

He considers leaving his wife

He starts to notice what's missing in his life

He decides he no longer wants to be a firefighter

He becomes more committed to extinguishing books

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.11-12.7

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What realization does Montag come to regarding his wife Mildred?

She understands what he's going through

She is far more intelligent than Clarisse

He doesn't like her

He doesn't really know her

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Fahrenheit 451 Review

What is an example of an extended metaphor?

What did the river symbolize?

What are the rules of society in Fahrenheit 451? Select all that apply.

What are the three things Faber said were missing from society?

Which event was the climax/turning point of the novel?

What happens to Montag as a result of meeting Clarisse?

What realization does Montag come to regarding his wife Mildred?

What two things make Montag realize that he must change his life?

How does Montag feel about his job at the very beginning of the book?

According to Clarisse, why is Montag “not like the others”?

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