
Fahrenheit 451 Discussion
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6th - 9th Grade
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LAURA BERGMAN
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by Claire Bergman
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Open Ended
Use 1 to 3 words to describe the society portrayed in Fahrenheit 451.
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Poll
Agree or disagree? In the book, the people’s indifference is caused by the government.
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Open Ended
Cite textual evidence. Be sure to examine Beatty’s words on page 58: “There you have it, it didn’t come from the government down… it came from…” Government control of people’s lives is not a conspiracy of dictators or tyrants, but a consensus of everyday people.
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Open Ended
Professor Faber says, “The public itself stopped reading of its own accord.” What does this reveal about society?
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Open Ended
What does the indifference lead to in the novel and in real life? Examples: a self-focused society, entertainment focus, no value for human life.
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Open Ended
How are Montag’s indifferences shattered? How does he react to the apathy around him?
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Poll
Agree or disagree? Answer based on your personal opinion.
People are weak-minded; they don’t want to think for themselves and solve the troubling problems of the world.
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Open Ended
Please give an example from the novel and/or our world.
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Open Ended
What happens when we are afraid to think?
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Open Ended
What are the consequences for a society that is consumed in indifference, entertainment, and ignorance?
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Poll
Agree or disagree? Answer based on your personal opinion.
“It is far easier to live a life of seclusion and illusion – a life where the television is reality.”
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Page 61 (Part I)
“We’re the happiness boys…” How does this relate to a previous novel, lesson, or concept?
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Page 74 (Part II)
“Maybe the books can get us halfway out of the cave.” How?
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Page 78 (Part II)
Regarding the distraction of “Dendham’s Dentrifice” – why is distraction significant in this novel and to the broader themes of this unit?
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Open Ended
Is it better to live in ignorance but be happy or to live with the hurtful truth? Let’s write individual responses for this one.
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