F451 Test Prep

Explain Montag's and Beatty's differing opinion of Clarisse. What do they say about her?

• Montag sees Clarisse as annoying and avoids talking to her, while Beatty sees her as a valuable member of society.
• Montag sees Clarisse as a troublemaker and dislikes her, while Beatty sees her as a harmless individual.
• Montag sees Clarisse as intriguing and enjoys talking to her, while Beatty sees her as a threat to society.
• Montag sees Clarisse as uninteresting and ignores her, while Beatty sees her as a positive influence on society.

According to Beatty, what is fire's real beauty?

• It destroys responsibility and consequences

• It destroys the burdens of their society

• It is mesmerizing and captivating.
• It is dangerous and unpredictable.

Who turned Montag in?

• Faber

• Clarisse
• Granger
• Mildred

Why can't Montag make a run for it?

• He is physically unable to run and the Hound is lurking about

• He is too scared to run
• He is dying and can't make a move to get out of there

• He is being watched and tracked by the government.

What advice helps rationalize what Montag did to Beatty?

• Believing Beatty deserved to die
• Seeing Beatty as a necessary sacrifice to better the society

• Understanding Beatty as a symbol of oppression
• Beatty was a problem and he was taught to burn problems

What did Montag see for the first time in a long time?

• roses

• stars

• the moon

• dandelion

Why are the men Montag meets, a threat to society?

• They discourage critical thinking and creativity.
• They advocate for censorship and control.
• They promote free thinking and individuality.
• They encourage conformity and obedience.

What does Captain Beatty make Montag do?

• Become captain

• Give him his books

• Burn his own house down

• Tell him where Faber is

What does Montag do to Captain Beatty?

• Runs him over with a car

• Tricks him to let him go

• Kills him with a flamethrower

• Gives him a hug

Where does Faber tell Montag to go?

• The river

• St. Louis

• Canada

• The firehouse