Fahrenheit 451 Test Review questions
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Represents intelligence and individuality and he's different from everyone. He realizes everyone
is ignorant. He's smarter than everyone and realizes the tv's are hypnotizes everyone. He thinks
no one listens to him because they are listening to the tv. He talks about books with people. He
preserves literature. - correct answer ✔✔Montag
She represents ignorance, she goes against Montag and everything he says and everyone
around her. All she cares about is watching tv, all she wants to do is hang out with her friends.
Mildred is inside the cave and doesn't want to get out. She doesn't care about reading and
books, Montag is the complete opposite. He is slowly coming out of the cave. Faber is also
opposite, he's been out of the cave for his entire life and realizes books are important. Also
Clarisse, she wants to learn. Her family has always kept her out of the cave, not letting her in it. -
correct answer ✔✔Mildred
She got Montag to get the curiosity to books, she tried to get him to understand books better
and have him see things from her point of view. She was one of the only people who had this
knowledge and they became close through sharing knowledge. When she disappeared, Montag
saw everything differently and he should continue with books. Montag noticed the morning due
and this represents that people who notice this look around outside and don't only look at a
screen. She really made Montag question what the government was doing to society. They saw
Clarisse as a threat and how they were always on to her and Montag realized that there was
something wrong with that, she was only 17. - correct answer ✔✔Clarisse
Thinks that no one should read, you get nothing from it, get it from the tv. His job to keep
people away from knowledge, keep everyone away from the books. He's significant because he
controls the people reading and he's the last line of defense for the government, he enforces
their laws. He's equal to the government. - correct answer ✔✔Beatty
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Represents intelligence and individuality and he's different from everyone. He realizes everyone
is ignorant. He's smarter than everyone and realizes the tv's are hypnotizes everyone. He thinks
no one listens to him because they are listening to the tv. He talks about books with people. He
preserves literature. - correct answer ✔✔Montag
She represents ignorance, she goes against Montag and everything he says and everyone
around her. All she cares about is watching tv, all she wants to do is hang out with her friends.
Mildred is inside the cave and doesn't want to get out. She doesn't care about reading and
books, Montag is the complete opposite. He is slowly coming out of the cave. Faber is also
opposite, he's been out of the cave for his entire life and realizes books are important. Also
Clarisse, she wants to learn. Her family has always kept her out of the cave, not letting her in it. -
correct answer ✔✔Mildred
She got Montag to get the curiosity to books, she tried to get him to understand books better
and have him see things from her point of view. She was one of the only people who had this
knowledge and they became close through sharing knowledge. When she disappeared, Montag
saw everything differently and he should continue with books. Montag noticed the morning due
and this represents that people who notice this look around outside and don't only look at a
screen. She really made Montag question what the government was doing to society. They saw
Clarisse as a threat and how they were always on to her and Montag realized that there was
something wrong with that, she was only 17. - correct answer ✔✔Clarisse
Thinks that no one should read, you get nothing from it, get it from the tv. His job to keep
people away from knowledge, keep everyone away from the books. He's significant because he
controls the people reading and he's the last line of defense for the government, he enforces
their laws. He's equal to the government. - correct answer ✔✔Beatty
