Fahrenheit 451 pgs 22-29

What action does Montag take to open the front door?

• He uses a key.

• He puts his hand into the glove hole.

• He presses a button.

• He knocks on the door.

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What does Montag remember about the ventilator grill?

• It was broken.

• Something was hidden behind it.

• It was newly installed.

• It was very dusty.

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Analyze Montag's feelings about the meeting with the girl. What can be inferred about his state of mind?

• He is indifferent to the meeting.

• He finds the meeting unsettling and memorable.

• He is angry about the meeting.

• He has forgotten about the meeting.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What does Montag's interaction with the front door suggest about the technology in his home?

• It is outdated and unreliable.

• It is advanced and recognizes personal touch.

• It is simple and manual.

• It is malfunctioning.

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What literary device is used in the description of the girl's face as "like the dial of a small clock"?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

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Evaluate the significance of Montag's memory of the old man in the park. What does this suggest about his character?

• He is forgetful and dismissive of past events.

• He values meaningful conversations and connections.

• He is uninterested in others.

• He is fearful of strangers.

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What does Montag's reaction to the quiet rooms indicate about his emotional state?

• He feels content and at peace.

• He feels lonely and seeks reassurance.

• He is excited and energetic.

• He is confused and disoriented.

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What is the effect of the phrase "white silence and a glowing, all certainty" in describing the girl's face?

• It creates a sense of mystery and ambiguity.

• It conveys a feeling of clarity and assurance.

• It suggests darkness and fear.

• It implies confusion and uncertainty.

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How does the author use imagery to convey Montag's memory of the girl?

• By describing her voice.

• By comparing her face to a clock.

• By detailing her clothing.

• By mentioning her actions.

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What can be inferred about the society Montag lives in based on his interaction with the front door and his thoughts?

• It is a society that values personal connections.

• It is a technologically advanced but emotionally detached society.

• It is a society that is technologically backward.

• It is a society that is focused on nature and simplicity.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking