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Fahrenheit 451 - Section 2 "The Sieve and the Sand"
Fahrenheit 451 - Section 2 "The Sieve and the Sand"
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1
Montag first meets Faber in the subway.
True
False
2
What was the White Clown?
a figure from the circus
a film in the cinema
a favorite stuff toy
a television series
3
Who do you predict alerted the firemen to Montag's house?
Faber
Mrs. Phelps
Beatty
Mildred
4
What do you infer how Mrs. Bowles's children feel about her?
happy go lucky
energetic and delightful
tense and stuck up
cold and distant
5
The color white symbolize pure and innocence.
False
True
6
Who said these words: 'Pity, Montag, pity. Don't haggle and nag them; you were so recently them yourself' (99).
Mildred
Clarrise
Beatty
Faber
7
Mildred and her friends think Winston Noble won the presidency because...
he was better looking than his opponents
he received the most votes
he was the best speaker
he had the best credibility
8
Who said, "For your file...in case you decided to be angry with me" (71).
Montag
Beatty
Clarisse
Faber
9
Section 2 ends with...
the argument between Beatty and Montag
the ladies returning to Mildred's place
the salamander arriving at Montag's house.
the suicide of Mildred
10
What was Montag and Mildred doing at the start of Section 2?
watching tv
sleeping
arguing
reading
11
What is the source of Faber's guilt? - 2 answers
not speaking out
not reading books
not listening to the government
not resisting the government
12
What is the Seashell Radio?
'red bullet in his {Montag's} ear'
'green bullet in his {Montag's} ear'
'gray bullet in his {Montag's} ear'
'blue bullet in his {Montag's} ear'
13
What is one of the three most important things missing from people's lives?
people need time to sit and think
people need to write down ideas
people need to read books
people need to resist the government
14
While on the subway, Montag struggles to absorb....
the biblical passage of Matthew 6:28
the state of the dystopia
the research he did on Faber
what happened at home with Mildred
15
In the conversation with Montag, what is Mrs. Phelps not worried about?
books
church
death
war
16
Bradbury writes, "the train radio "vomited" its "great tonload of music." This is a...
simile
allusion
imagery
personification
17
Denham's Dentifrice is a(n) ...
a ID card
advertisement
a tv show
an allusion
18
What color does Bradbury use to describe the silent viewing parlor?
white
black
red
gray
19
What context is the scene with Mildred and her friends?
a cocktail party
a board game gathering
a dinner party
a knitting party
20
Who said, "I don't talk things, sir, I talk the meaning of things. I sit here and know I'm alive" (71).
Faber
Beatty
Clarisse
Montag
21
In Section 2, Mildred hid the books behind the...
the pillows
refrigerator.
ventilator
kitchen stove
22
The sieve symbolizes...
Montag's ideas as they fill his head
Montag's actions as they are filled with uncertainty
Montag's motivation as it is filled with insecurities
Montag's mind as it is filled with holes and unable to hold onto wisdom
23
Who is THEM in these words: 'Pity, Montag, pity. Don't haggle and nag them; you were so recently
them
yourself' (9
firemen
book readers
television watchers
Mildred's friends
24
Mrs. Phelps was crying when Montag read 'Dover Beach'.
True
False
25
What did Montag remember most about Clarisse at the beginning of Part 2?
she met him while he went to work
she shared her life stories with him
she looked straight at him as if he mattered.
she asked him questions about him
26
Faber is an unemployed English professor.
True
False
