Ray Bradbury | The author of the novel |
Clarisse | Girl who could be considered the most responsible for montage’s transformation is clarisse |
Seashells | Name for headphones or earbuds |
Granger | Teaches Montag that everyone has to leave his Mark on the world |
Phoenix | A symbol for rebirth from ashes |
Burn | Beatty says to do this to responsibilities and consequences |
Family | Mildred considers those on her parlor walls |
Antisocial | Clarisse is considered to be this; an example of irony |
Kerosene | Used by firefighters to burn books |
River | Montag jumps into this to escape from the mechanical hound |
Ecclesiastes | The book of the bible that Montag has in his memory |
Pedestrian | Clarisse’s uncle got arrested for being this |
Salamander | Symbol of the profession of firemen, shape of the trucks |
Doverbeach | Poem Montag reads to Mildred’s friends |
Montag | The protagonist is |
Whiteclowns | Mildred and her friends watched on the parlor walls is |
Mechanical Hound | Suspects Montag of doing something wrong, later chase him |
Sleeping Pills | Mildred overdoses on these |
Beatty | Montag kills this man |
Billboard | Used to be 20 ft. long but now are 200 ft. long |
Faber | Montag met in the park and who is helping him escape |
Chicago | The city where Montag met Mildred is at |
Happy | Clarisse asks Montag if he is this |
Porches | Architects stopped putting on these on houses |
Professor | faber’s old profession is |
Dandy lion | If you rub this on your chin an fit comes off, it means you are in love |
Dead | The government lies and tells the people that Montag is |
Sieve | Montag tried to fill one with sand as a child |
Coward | Faber believes himself to be this because he didn’t sand up for books when h could have |
Fahrenheit 451 crossword puzzle
February 7, 2020