Fahrenheit 451 #1-50 Complete Exam Questions And Answers Pass At First Attempt.

Know why ray Bradberry named the title of his novel - correct answers Books combust 451° What situation is Mildred and when she was first introduced - correct answers When Clarisse and Montag discussed kerosene, she says it's gross Why is it ironic that Clarice is being so friendly to Montag, knowing his family situation - correct answers No one cares about him except Clarisse What happened with the old woman who owned all of the books in the ancient part of the city? - correct answers She lit a match and burned everything and killed herself When Beatty went to Montag's home to find out why Montag was not at work, know what kind of car Beatty was driving. - correct answers Phoenix car Know what rituals the society observes upon a persons death - correct answers Nothing just burn the person immediately Know what Montag hid behind the grille of the air conditioning system that caused his wife to panic - correct answers Books Know why Montag is upset that bombers are always flying above his house - correct answers What is constant and they might not know what is happening After riding the vacuum underground to get to fabors house, know what Montag shows him - correct answers Bible Know what fabor Gives to Montag to wear so they can communicate - correct answers Earbud/green bullet Know what Montag reads to the woman - miss Phelps and Miss Bowles - who are visiting Mildred - correct answers Dover beach Know what the name of the Firemans truck is - correct answers Salamander/Dragon Know who burned Montag's house and all of the books - correct answers Himself/Montag When Montag hears this on the radio, "the seashell harmed in his ear"... Watch for a man running... Watch for the running man... Watch for a man alone, and food... Watch... Montag is the man, no way he is "running" from the authorities. - correct answers He killed Beatty and knocked out two firemen leading to him running from the police Know what Fabre owned that was smaller than his hand, the size of a postcard. - correct answers Portable TV/small TV Know how Montag escaped from the mechanical hound. - correct answers He burned it and the hound lasted sent in the river Be able to identify what happened to end the police search for Montag. - correct answers Used fake Montag Know what the man whom Granger is with are identified as - correct answers The Books they memorized When Granger and the men are frying bacon after the war began and ended, know what mythical creature Grainger talks about. - correct answers The phoenix, heart of the salamander When Montag "walked toward the corner, thinking a little at all about nothing in particular,"understand what the narrator is showing about Montag thoughts and actions, as well as how they are connected to the society as a whole. - correct answers They are not focusing anything, just doing Identify what kind of figurative language Bradberry uses in this excerpt, "he made sure soft sounds. He stumbled toward the bed and shoved the book clumsily under the cold pillow. He fell into bed and his wife cried out startled. He lay far across the room from her, and a winter island separated by an empty Sea" - correct answers Understand what Captain Beatty is saying about society in this quote, "Classics cut to fit 15 minute radio shows, then cut again to fill a two minute boot column, winding up at least as 10 or 12 line dictionary resume. I exaggerate, of course... Do you see? Out of the nursery into the college and back to the nursery, there's your intellectual pattern for the past five centuries or more" - correct answers Society try to save them and make things shorter The following quote from Claries to Montag shows that Montag lacks independent thinking and, therefore, laughs at Clarisse 's words because he doesn't stop to think about everything she says, "you laugh when I haven't been funny and you answer right off. You never stop to think of what I've asked you" - correct answers Montag/society do not listen/talk to to each other When Montag says, "let you alone! That's all very well, but how can I leave myself alone? We need not to be let alone. We need to be really bothered once in a while". Understand how Claries had an affect on him - correct answers Montag realize what is going on and is asking questions Identify what kind of figurative language Bradbury uses in This sentence, "I heard once that along time ago house is used to burn by accident and they needed fireman to stop the flames" - correct answers Understand what clarisse saying about her family in this quote, "oh, just my mother and father and uncle sitting around, talking. It's like being a pedestrian, only rarer. My uncle was arrested another time did I tell you? For being a pedestrian. We are most perculiar " - correct answers Her family is different than the rest of society Understand what Clarisa saying in this quote, "people don't talk about anything... The name a lot of cars are close or swimming pool is mostly and say house well! But they all say the same things and nobody says anything different from anyone else." - correct answers They talk about useless information Identify what kind of figurative language Bradberry uses in the sentence, "the flap in pigeon winged books died on the porch in the lawn of the house" - correct answers Personification Here are 2X groups from the book, number one "with the brass novel... and number two "there are too many of us..." considering these two excerpts, identify the point of view of this novel. - correct answers Third person limited Understand what captain BeaTTY is saying in this quote, "there was no town, no declaration, no censorship, to start with, no! Technology, mass expiration, and minority pressure carried the trick, thank God. Today, thanks to them, you can stay happy all the time!". - correct answers It was society that got rid of books, and that the government Understand how Alienation and loneliness is a theme seen in this passage, "he, Montag, made more soft sounds. He stumbled toward the bed and shove the book clumsily under the cold pillow. He fell into bed and his wife cried out startled. He lives far across the room from her, I know winter I've been separated by an empty sea." - correct answers Confuse/scared of what books might actually do 35 missing - correct answers She is scared of being herself Understand what this quoteabout Claries is saying with Montag's relationship, "why is it that I feel I've known you so many years?" - correct answers It is one of their only relationships that actually talk Identify the theme developed and Mildred tells Montag about how excited she is to play a part in a TV show in this quote, "this is a play that comes on the wall every 10 minutes,..." - correct answers She is only concerned with what she's doing not anyone else Understand what the quote says about Claries and Montag, "I heard once that along time ago houses were used to burn by accident and they need a fireman to stop the fires" - correct answers Clarisse knows different things than Montag such as the old world The protagonist is Montag, quotes to identify, the antagonist - correct answers Bailey and society/the hound Understand the quote that says about Beatty, what traders books can be, do you think there bringing you up, and they turn on you, other can use them too and there you are lost in the middle of A great Walter of nouns and verbs and adjectives." - correct answers Bailey knows and has read books/knows the situation Claries teaches Montag what? - correct answers She helps him open his eyes to the world of deeper knowledge ... - correct answers the protagonist is montag. identify antagonists - correct answers mildred, beatty, mechanical hound understand quote says about beatty, " what traitors books can be! you think they're backing you up, and they turn on you. others can be them too, and there you are lost in the middle of the moor, in a great water of nouns and verbs and adjectives." - correct answers he believes books aren't reliable and trusting identify what kind of figurative language bradbury uses when describing a room in this sentence, " the three walls of the room were like the pale brows of sleeping giants now, empty dreams". - correct answers simile what does professor fabor say about religion in society, " it's as good as i remember. lord, how they've changed it. our parlors these days. christ is one of the family now. how i often wonder if god recognizes his own son the way we've dressed him up, or is it dressed him down. it's a regular peppermint stick now. all sugar crystal and saccharine when he isn't making veiled references to certain commercial products that every worshipper needs" - correct answers no one really has a religion anymore and it's used for commercial profits using the same passage as 44, what does it show about popular culture and mass media? - correct answers it's about selling things and entertainment understand what fabor is saying when he gives the ear piece to montag, " I'm the queen bee safe in my hive. you will be the drone the traveling ear." - correct answers montag executes the plan fabor creates right before montag hands beatty his book in the firehouse, beatty says, " Well, here comes a very strange beast which in all tongues is called a fool." - correct answers beatty calls montag a fool and taunts him to play a game in which he has all the right cards understand elements in this passage when montag meets faber, " now montag remembered how it was that day in the city park when he had seen that old man in the black sit hid something quickly in his coat the old man leapt up as if to run. and montag said, wait! "i haven't done anything!" - correct answers faber hides a book in his coat and assuming that montag is a fireman assumes he's bad and wants to destroy books "off hours, yes. But time to think? if you're not driving a hundred miles an hour , at a clip where you can't think of anything else but the danger then you're playing some game or sitting in some room where you can't argue with the four wall television. why? the television is real it's immediate, it has dimension. it tells you what to think and blasts it in. it must be right. it seems so right. it rushes you on so quickly to it's own conclusions your mind hasn't time to protest. what nonsense!" understand what this says about society - correct answers they go too fast to comprehend knowledge and don't want to use their brains in this passage understand how it characterized faber, " the old man looked as if he had not been out of the house in tears. he and the white plaster walls inside were much the same. there was white in the flesh of his mouth and his cheeks and his hair were white and his eyes had faded, with white in the vague blueness." - correct answers it shows he doesn't go outside often and is old and tired looking identify the fig lang bradbury uses in the sentence, " the people who had been sitting a moment before tapping their feet to the rhythm of denhams dentrifice, denhams dandy detergent, denham's dentrifice, dentrifice, dentrifice, one, two, one, two, three" - correct answers alliteration