Fahrenheit 451 Graphic Novel Part 1

Explain Montag's character in the first part of the graphic novel.

• Montag is a chef who cooks for the fire department.

• At first, Montag follows the rules as a fireman but then starts to doubt his job and what society believes.

• Montag does not follow society's rules from the start.

• Montag is a doctor who helps save people in the community.

What main ideas are looked at in the first part of the comic book?

• Adventure, mystery, romance

• Love, friendship, nature

• Identity, power dynamics, how technology affects society

• Conflict, betrayal, forgiveness

What does fire represent in the graphic novel?

• Fire shows peace and calmness in the story.

• Fire represents destruction, strong feelings, change, and cleansing in the story.

• Fire shows weakness and being easily hurt in the story.

• Fire is a symbol of fear and not being brave in the story.

Summarize the first part of the graphic novel.

• The first part introduces characters and starts the main conflict.

• Part 1 is all about comedy without serious problems.

• It tells a love story between two main characters.

• The beginning is about a mystery that doesn't get solved.

How does Montag change in the first part of the story?

• Montag changes from following rules without question to thinking for himself.

• Montag changes from being a firefighter to becoming a chef.

• Montag changes from keeping to himself to being very outgoing.

• Montag changes from enjoying reading to not liking it at all.

How does the graphic novel show the effects of censorship on society?

• The graphic novel shows censorship's effects by limiting freedom, reducing access to information, changing reality, and creating fear and self-censorship.

• The graphic novel shows censorship's effects by encouraging creativity and diversity.

• The graphic novel shows censorship's effects by promoting critical thinking and analysis.

• The graphic novel shows censorship's effects by improving communication and collaboration.

How does technology affect the society in Fahrenheit 451?

• Technology in Fahrenheit 451 leads to censorship, constant watching, and makes people feel isolated.

• Technology in Fahrenheit 451 helps people think deeply and talk openly with each other.

• Technology in Fahrenheit 451 supports the freedom to speak and share ideas.

• Technology in Fahrenheit 451 improves privacy and the way people connect with each other.

Why is the Mechanical Hound important in the story?

• The Mechanical Hound shows the main character's personal challenges.

• The Mechanical Hound is used to show how people in the story have lost their freedom and control over their lives.

• The Mechanical Hound highlights the role of nature in the story.

• The Mechanical Hound symbolizes hope and the chance to make things right.

How do the pictures in the graphic novel make the story of Fahrenheit 451 better?

• The pictures show the dystopian world, how characters feel, and important moments, making the story's emotions and themes clearer.

• The pictures take away from the main story

• The pictures don't relate to the story's themes

• The pictures make the story more confusing

What big problems does Montag face in the first part of the story?

• He's unhappy with his job, curious about books, and affected by his talks with Clarisse and Mildred

• He's into sports, doesn't talk to many people, and is scared of technology

• He doesn't care about books, doesn't want to learn, and feels alone

• He wants a better job position, loves what he does, and looks up to his boss