Fahrenheit 451 Quiz

What genre is the novel?

• Horror

• Mystery

• Historical Fiction

• Science Fiction

• Fantasy

Who is the author?

• Stephan King

• Ray Bradbury

• Jane Austin

• George Orwell

• Agatha Christie

What point of view is the novel written?

• 1st person

• 2nd person

• 3rd person

• Stream of Consciousness

• Unreliable narrator

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What does the term "utopian" refer to in literature and philosophy?

• A genre of dystopian fiction

• A type of historical narrative

• A form of comedic storytelling

• A form of political satire

• An imagined, idealized, and perfect society

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How is a dystopian society typically characterized in literature?

• A perfect and harmonious community

• A narrative focused on comedic elements

• A society marked by oppression and suffering

• A form of utopian storytelling

• A historical account of utopian ideals

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What is Fahrenheit 451?

• 
  The name of this society in the book

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  The temperature at which paper burns

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  The name of the fire department in the book

• The temperature at which fire burns

• The name that describes a personal tragedy

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In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," who does Guy Montag meet on the way home?

• Professor Faber

• Clarisse McClellan

• Mrs. Ann Bowles

• Mildred Montag

• Captain Beatty

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In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," why does Mildred need help when Montag gets home?

• She is physically injured

• She is trapped in a room with books

• She is having a medical emergency

• She is emotionally distressed

• She has a family dinner

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In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," how is Montag's TV room described?

• Walls covered with interactive screens

• A room that is littered by empty food boxes

• A cozy and traditional living room

• A room filled with antique books

• A minimalist space with no entertainment

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On the first page of the introduction, when Gaiman says, "This is a book of warning," what can the reader infer based on this sentence?

• The book primarily focuses on romantic themes

• The reader should expect humorous anecdotes and jokes

• The reader should anticipate cautionary messages or insights

• The book is a fantasy novel with magical elements

• The book aims to provide historical facts and events

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