Part 2: The Sieve and the Sand

What does Montag do with his money in the story?

• Montag spends his money on a new car.

• Montag donates his money to charity.

• Montag saves his money for a vacation.

• Montag buys books with his money.

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Who does Montag give money to?

• a street performer

• a homeless man

• his neighbor

• a local shopkeeper

What does Faber read to Montag over the radio?

• Novels

• Short stories

• Poetry

• Biographies

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What is the significance of the Book of Job in the context of the story?

• The Book of Job signifies the exploration of suffering, faith, and the nature of divine justice.

• The Book of Job primarily focuses on the creation of the world.

• The Book of Job is a historical account of ancient kings.

• The Book of Job serves as a guide for ritual sacrifices.

How do Mildred's friends react when they arrive at Montag's home?

• Mildred's friends are excited and curious.

• Mildred's friends are shocked and uncomfortable.

• Mildred's friends are indifferent and uninterested.

• Mildred's friends are angry and confrontational.

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What does Montag try to do when he turns off the TV walls?

• He wants to watch more shows.

• He is trying to fix the TV.

• He plans to sleep instead.

• He tries to connect with reality and escape distractions.

How do the women respond to Montag's attempts at conversation?

• The women engage deeply and thoughtfully with Montag.

• The women ignore Montag completely and walk away.

• The women express anger and frustration towards Montag.

• The women respond with indifference and superficiality.

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What angers Montag about the women's voting choices?

• Montag is angered by the women's superficial and uninformed voting choices.

• Montag believes the women should not vote at all.

• Montag is pleased with the women's voting choices.

• Montag is indifferent to the women's voting preferences.

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What superficial qualities do the women consider when voting?

• Age, marital status, and hobbies.

• Physical appearance, charisma, and style.

• Political affiliation, family background, and wealth.

• Intelligence, education level, and experience.

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How does Montag feel about the women's attitude towards their families?

• Montag admires the women's dedication to their families.

• Montag believes the women are overly critical of their families.

• Montag is indifferent to the women's views on family.

• Montag feels frustrated and concerned about the women's superficial attitudes towards their families.

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