| Who said a little learning is a dangerous thing | Beatty |
| Who represents freedom of thought | Clarrise |
| What are the hobos waiting for | Hope |
| The sky above him screamed | Personification |
| What didn’t we learn from imagery | People are encouraged to think |
| What do hobos give montag | A potion that changes scent index |
| Which character represents the flawed system and hipocrorisy | Beatty |
| Do Mildred and her friends vote for presidents based on appearance | Yes |
| What changed montag the most | The lady lighting herself on fire |
| What gives the hound info to attack | It’s programming |
| What symbolizes cleansing destruction | Fire |
| Curiosity of books is acceptable if | It doesn’t effect ones action |
| Whose said you are better off if you don’t ask questions | Montag |
| Who tells us what a threat technology can be | Faber |
| What’s montages problem with returning books | All of the choices |
| Who doesn’t realize how important life is or for that matter death | Mildred |
| Who would follow this rule not askin questions is good | Mildred |
| There was only the girl walking with him now her face. Right as snow in the moonlight | Simile |
| Which character feels a real emotion thanks to montag? | Mrs. Phelps |
| Which character is a foil to Mildred? | Clarissa Mclellan |
| What do books represent in the novel? | Lost Freedom |
| Part II ends with the beginning of the novels climax, which is? | Firemen at Montag’s house |
| Which figurative language device is the following, “Montag held his breath, like a doubled fist, in his chest.” | Simile |
| What is the picture | Green Bullet |
| Which of the following, according to Faber, is not one of the things missing from books? | The training to understand what we’ve read |
| The following represents hope in destruction. | Phoenix |
| ITS: “Do you know why books as this are so important? Because they have quality. And what does the word quality mean? To me it means texture. This book has pores. It has features.” | Faber |
| What does Montag symbolize? | The thinking man trying to break from thought control |
| Why might people not want to read books if given the opportunity to do so, as maintained by Faber? | They have fun without books |
| Which character exists in the novel as a foil to Beatty | Faber |
| Which character said this, “We’ll this crisis is past and all is well, the sheep returns to the fold. We’re all sheep who have strayed at all times….”? | Beatty |
| What do you is cool about the book? | The way it’s in the feature |
| How has religion changed. | Christ part of family |
| When one firemen questions society who said that? | Beatty |
| Faber thinks he’s what? | A cowered |
| Who says “it’s an insidious plan, if I say so myself.” | Faber |
| Doesn’t realize how life important between life and death? | Mildred |
| bradberry purpose of writing Fahrenheit 451 to sell their very shouls to propaganda, television, and thought control. | True |
| Who says “I don’t miss her even if she dies.” | Montag |
| First firemen? | Benjamin Franklin |
| Kids are not encouraged to play until? | Dinner bell |
| What symbolizes rebirth, renewal, cleansing | River |
| What happens in the end | Montag and Gager walk to the city |
| According to Faber, how has religion changed over the years? | Christ is one of the “family” now pitching products on TV |
| Identify the character that said,”At least once in his career, every firemen gets an itch……..” | Beatty |
| How does Faber view himself ? | As a fool |
| Who says, “Are you happy?” | Clarisse |
| Montag and his friends are headed here at the end of the novel with hope in their hearts. | The city |
| Mildred symbolizes… | The masses |
| All of the following are things kids are encouraged to do for entertainment except: | Break window panes at the window smasher place |
All Fahrenheit 451 Test Questions
February 7, 2020