Fahrenheit 451 Part 2 Quiz

What book is Montag trying to memorize on the subway train on the way to Faber's house?

• The Odyssey

• The Bible

• Gulliver's Travels

• The Great Gatsby

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How does Montag know who Faber is?

• Montag met Faber at a park

• Faber is a retired fire chief

• Montag had gone on a call to Faber's house

• Faber was Montag's old teacher

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Montag's memory of the sieve and the sand could be a symbol of _______

• How people have no choice

• How fate is inevitable

• How knowledge is hard to grasp

• How time flies

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When Montag comes home from Faber's house, _____

• He reads the poem "Dover Beach" to Mildred and her friends

• He finds out Mildred has been destroying his books

• He hides the books in a new place

• All of the above

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Though Faber has clear morals and acts as a mentor to Montag, what is his biggest flaws?

• Being a coward

• Being selfish

• Being indifferent

• Being prideful

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Ironically, what does Captain Beatty use to support his arguments about why books are dangerous?

• News reports on the wall

• The words of the president

• Quotes from literature

• Pictures of his family

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How does Montag get Faber to agree to help him?

• Bribes him with money

• Begins tearing out pages of the Bible

• Burns down his library

• Threatens to turn him in

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At the end of Part 2, the firemen go on a call to whose house?

• The president's house

• Faber's house

• Montag's house

• Clarisse's house

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Why does Montag get angry with Mildred and her friends?

• All they want to do is watch TV

• They voted on candidates in the election for shallow reasons

• They say that war is not important

• All of the above

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What are the three things we need from books according to Faber?

• Leisure, time, and money

• Quality of information, leisure, and freedom

• Fire, matches, and money

• Freedom, entertainment, and purpose

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