Fahrenheit 451 PART TWO Test

We learn in Part 2 that the country is preparing

• to make a new constitution
• for a holiday that honors firemen
• to commercialize religion
• for another war

While on the subway, Montag's thoughts are interrupted by a commercial over a loud speaker. He was trying to understand:

• the final words of the lady who burned herself
• something Clarisse had said to him
• a passage from the Bible
• the notes he had written a year ago about Faber

According to Faber, some very important things are missing from society. What people need is:

• quality, or texture, of information
• leisure time to "digest" information
• the right to carry out actions from what we have learned after learning and thinking about information
• All choices are correct

How much of an impact do the firefighters actually have on the society of Fahrenheit 451?

• They have a major impact imposing fear on the populace from seeking out the truth.

• Firefighters are responsible for keeping the citizens of Fahrenheit 451 in a state of ignorance.

• Very little, most people are content and happy without books. There is little to no rebellion.

• Firefighters are seen as a threat to the government of Fahrenheit 451, as they are the ones who can bring books to the people.

What would Faber give for Montag's copy of the bible?

• His collection of NFTs

• His fourth parlor wall screen.

• The deed to his house

• His right arm

What is Montag and Faber's strategy for working against the firefighters?

• They plan on giving out the addresses of the Firefighters to the rebellion.

• Montag communicates with Faber via radio to spy on Captain Beatty.

• They plan on sabotaging the Firefighters' equipment.

• They plan on spreading false information about the Firefighters to discredit them.

What bothers Montag about working with Faber?

• He is concerned that Faber is too old to keep up with the changes in technology.

• He thinks he is still following orders, and not thinking for himself.

• He worries that Faber's methods are too dangerous and may put them both in danger.

• He is afraid that Faber's ideas will not be accepted by the rest of society.

How do Mildred's friends feel about the prospect of an upcoming war?

• They are excited and think it will bring them glory.

• They are fearful and think it will last for years.

• They are unconcerned and think it will be over quickly.

• They think it is part of the parlor program.

What is the name of the character that Montag turns to for help in this part of our story?

• Faber

• Bob

• Clarice

• Betty

Identify Mildred's "Family."

• Montag
• The Firemen
• Television Actors
• Her Circle of Friends