What did Montag make Mildred's guests do that they had not done for a long time?

He made them think which made them sad and angry.

What are the three things that Faber says are missing from their society?

Quality of info, Leisure to think, The right to protest.

What plan did Montag and Faber devise?

They were going to plant books in firemen's homes.

Why does Montag reveal the book of poetry to Mildred's friends?

He was tired of their mindless, shallow banter.

The image of the "sieve and the sand" is being compared to

A person's mind and information from books and life

Why does Mrs. Phelps begin to cry?

Somehow, the poem touched her deep down.

What is "Jesus Christ" like in Montag's society?

He has been commercialized and is broadcast over the wall TV.

Books "show the pores in the face of life" means

that they reveal faults and inconsistencies in life.

What was Mildred's excuse for Montag showing everyone the book?

Once a year, firefighters were allowed to take a book home.

What piece of trivia does Faber tell Montag that he didn't realize before?

The public itself stopped reading by themselves.

What was Montag referring to as "the darnedest snake in the world"?

tube used to pump Mildred's blood and stomach

He was a retired English Professor.

What was Faber's role in the plan with Montag?

He was to enlist an unemployed printer to copy books.

Faber believes people hated and feared books because

Books expose the difficulties of life and make people think.

Why is Montag unable to memorize the Bible while on the subway?

"Denham's Dentrifice" and other commercials are blaring.

What had Faber designed that allowed him to be in constant contact with Montag?

An electronic radio transmitter for communicating wirelessly

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1
What did Montag make Mildred's guests do that they had not done for a long time?
He made them each memorize a poem.
He made them think which made them sad and angry.
He made them turn off the parlor walls.
He made them happier than they had ever been before.
2
What are the three things that Faber says are missing from their society?
Quality of info, Human Rights fight, Right to protest.
Quality of info, Leisure to think, An armed rebellion.
Quality of info, ability to think, Human Rights fight.
Quality of info, Leisure to think, The right to protest.
3
What plan did Montag and Faber devise?
They were going to replace the kerosene with non-flammable.
They were going to plant books in firemen's homes.
They would develop a virus to kill the hounds.
They were going to bury books to locate later.
4
Why does Montag reveal the book of poetry to Mildred's friends?
He was tired of their mindless, shallow banter.
He is setting them up to get caught reading.
to make them cry
to make them mad
5
The image of the "sieve and the sand" is being compared to
Mildred and her friends
a centrifuge
a day at the beach
A person's mind and information from books and life
6
Why does Mrs. Phelps begin to cry?
Somehow, the poem touched her deep down.
The poem is a tragedy.
She hates poetry.
She hates Montag.
7
What is "Jesus Christ" like in Montag's society?
He has been erased as though He never existed.
He is brought up only at Christmas time.
He has been morphed into an evil villain.
He has been commercialized and is broadcast over the wall TV.
8
What does Faber say books smell like?
mold in damp places
Air after a rainstorm
soil of the earth after tilling
nutmeg and foreign spices
9
Books "show the pores in the face of life" means
that they are ugly.
that they need to be cleansed.
that books have a lot of holes in them.
that they reveal faults and inconsistencies in life.
10
What was the destination of the alarm at the end of Part II?
The library.
Montag's home.
Clarisse's home.
Faber's home.
11
What was Mildred's excuse for Montag showing everyone the book?
It was left at the house by Clarisse.
He had gone insane.
It was a fake book.
Once a year, firefighters were allowed to take a book home.
12
What does Montag do with the book after he reads the poem?
He gives it to Beatty.
He puts it in the incinerator.
He lets Mrs. Phelps keep it.
The mechanical hound gets it.
13
What piece of trivia does Faber tell Montag that he didn't realize before?
The war is a ruse to scare people into submission.
Clarisse was not actually hit by a car; she escaped.
The public itself stopped reading by themselves.
Professors ordered the book burnings first.
14
What was Montag referring to as "the darnedest snake in the world"?
snake from Mildred's TV show
the fear he harbors
snake emblem on the firetruck
tube used to pump Mildred's blood and stomach
15
Who was Faber?
He was Montag’s brother-in-law, and another sympathizer.
He was second in command after Beatty.
He was a retired English Professor.
He was the chief physician at Emergency Hospital.
16
What book does Montag take to Faber's house?
Greek and Roman mythology
book of poetry
Bible
a books of Shakespeare's plays
17
What was Faber's role in the plan with Montag?
He was going to send a message over the parlor walls.
He needed electric parts and he would go to St. Louis.
He was to raise funds for their project.
He was to enlist an unemployed printer to copy books.
18
Faber believes people hated and feared books because
The firemen brainwashed people.
The government told them to be afraid.
Books expose the difficulties of life and make people think.
Books were boring and difficult to read.
19
Why is Montag unable to memorize the Bible while on the subway?
"Denham's Dentrifice" and other commercials are blaring.
He lost the Bible.
He realizes his feeble brain can't memorize.
He is fearful to open the Bible.
20
What had Faber designed that allowed him to be in constant contact with Montag?
A thought-wave transmitter.
A TV monitor that could be used as a watch.
An electronic radio transmitter for communicating wirelessly
A liquid to see who had books.

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