Fahrenheit 451 Part 2 Flashcard

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What is the significance of physical books according to Faber in Fahrenheit 451?

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Faber emphasizes that the physical books themselves are not important; rather, it is the ideas contained within them that hold value.

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What was Faber's profession before the events of Fahrenheit 451?

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Faber was a professor.

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How does Mrs. Phelps perceive the impending war in Fahrenheit 451?

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Mrs. Phelps believes that the war will be over in 48 hours and that her husband will return home, as stated by the army.

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Which book does Montag carry with him on the subway?

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Montag has The Bible with him on the subway.

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What poem does Montag read to Mildred's friends?

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Montag reads 'Dover Beach' aloud to Mildred's friends.

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What theme does Faber's view on books highlight in Fahrenheit 451?

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Faber's view highlights the theme of censorship and the importance of critical thinking and ideas over mere physical objects.

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What does Montag's possession of The Bible symbolize in Fahrenheit 451?

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Montag's possession of The Bible symbolizes his search for truth and meaning in a society that suppresses knowledge.

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How does the character of Faber represent the intellectuals in Fahrenheit 451?

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Faber represents the intellectuals who are aware of the dangers of censorship and the loss of critical thought in society.

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What is the reaction of Mildred's friends to Montag's reading of poetry?

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Mildred's friends are uncomfortable and dismissive of Montag's reading, reflecting their disconnection from meaningful literature.

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What does the poem 'Dover Beach' convey that resonates with Montag's feelings?

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'Dover Beach' conveys themes of loss, despair, and the search for meaning, resonating with Montag's internal conflict.