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What profession did Faber have before he retired?

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Faber was a professor of English.

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What happens at the end of Beatty's dream about Montag?

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Montag submitted himself to Beatty and resumed his fireman duties.

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What purpose does the "Denham's Dentifrice" advertisement serve in the novel?

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It displays how the media controls the masses.

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What do the sieve and the sand represent in the context of Montag's quest for knowledge?

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The sieve represents the limitations of the human mind, while the sand represents the knowledge Montag is trying to acquire.

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What literary term relates to the concepts of the sieve and the sand?

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Metaphor.

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What type of figurative language is used in Faber's quote: "I remember the newspapers dying like huge moths."?

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Simile.

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What is the significance of Faber's character in the novel?

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Faber represents the intellectual resistance against the oppressive society.

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How does Montag's perception of fire change throughout the novel?

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Montag initially sees fire as a tool for destruction but later understands it as a symbol of knowledge and rebirth.

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What role does censorship play in the society depicted in the novel?

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Censorship leads to ignorance and conformity among the populace.

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How does the theme of technology manifest in the novel?

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Technology is portrayed as a means of control and distraction, preventing critical thinking.