F451 Pre-IB DOL #8

How does Ray Bradbury develop the theme of censorship through the characterization of Montag in Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451"?

• By showing Montag's growing curiosity and rebellion against societal norms.

• By depicting Montag as a passive character who accepts the status quo.

• By illustrating Montag's indifference to the books he burns.

• By portraying Montag as a character who is easily influenced by others.

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TX.110.36.C.6A

In Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451," what is the significance of the setting when Montag visits Faber's house?

• It highlights the contrast between Faber's intellectual freedom and the oppressive society.

• It shows the wealth and luxury of Faber's lifestyle.

• It emphasizes the danger of Montag's actions.

• It illustrates the isolation of Faber from the rest of the world.

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TX.110.38.C.6A

Analyze the author's purpose in including the conversation between Montag and Mrs. Bowles in Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451."

• To demonstrate the futility of Montag's attempts to change others.

• To show the depth of Mrs. Bowles' understanding of literature.

• To highlight the supportive nature of Montag's community.

• To illustrate the harmony in Montag's personal relationships.

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TX.110.36.C.8A

What inference can be made about Mildred's character based on her reaction to Montag's reading in Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451"?

• She is deeply interested in the content of the books.

• She is indifferent to Montag's actions and continues with her routine.

• She is fearful of the consequences and tries to stop him.

• She is supportive and encourages Montag to read more.

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How does Bradbury use the motif of fire in Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451" to develop Montag's character?

• Fire is used to symbolize Montag's destructive nature.

• Fire represents Montag's growing enlightenment and desire for change.

• Fire is depicted as a tool of oppression that Montag fully supports.

• Fire is shown as a comforting presence in Montag's life.

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TX.110.36.C.6B

What evidence from Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451" supports the idea that Faber is a foil to Montag?

• Faber's willingness to take risks contrasts with Montag's cautious nature.

• Faber's intellectual curiosity highlights Montag's initial ignorance.

• Faber's fear of the government mirrors Montag's rebellious spirit.

• Faber's contentment with society contrasts with Montag's dissatisfaction.

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TX.110.36.C.6B

What is the author's message about conformity as depicted through the character of Mrs. Phelps in Part 2 of "Fahrenheit 451"?

• Conformity leads to personal happiness and fulfillment.

• Conformity results in a lack of critical thinking and emotional depth.

• Conformity is necessary for societal harmony.

• Conformity encourages creativity and innovation.

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TX.110.36.C.8A

Characterization:

Based on Mrs. Bowles comments about politics and voting, what can we infer about her?

Use text evidence and explain your analysis

Use the stem: In the text, it says...

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