F451 DOL #4

What does Montag's reaction to Mildred's overdose reveal about their relationship and the society they live in?

• • A) It shows that Montag deeply cares for Mildred and is shocked by her actions.

  
  

• It highlights the emotional disconnect and apathy prevalent in their society.

• It indicates that Montag is indifferent to Mildred's well-being.

• It suggests that Montag is used to such incidents and sees them as normal.

Why does Montag feel conflicted about the books he has stolen, and what does this conflict represent?

• He is not afraid of getting caught, representing his lack of fear of authority.

• He is unsure if the books are valuable, representing his internal struggle with societal norms.

• He is worried about Mildred's reaction, representing his concern for his marriage.

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    He is excited to read them, representing his curiosity and desire for knowledge.

What does Montag's interaction with the Mechanical Hound suggest about his growing unease with his role as a fireman?

• He feels a sense of camaraderie with the Hound.

• He is indifferent to the Hound's presence.

• He is increasingly paranoid and fearful of the Hound.

• He sees the Hound as a harmless tool.

What does Montag's growing curiosity about books and his subsequent actions reveal about his character development?

• He is becoming more rebellious and questioning authority.

• He is becoming more complacent and accepting of his role.

• He is becoming more fearful and withdrawn.

• He is becoming more loyal to the firemen.

How does the conversation between Montag and Beatty about the history of firemen serve to deepen the reader's understanding of the novel's dystopian setting?

• It shows that firemen have always been respected figures.

• It reveals the systematic approach to censorship and control.

• It indicates that firemen are misunderstood heroes.

• It suggests that the society values intellectual freedom.

Before meeting Clarisse, Montag enjoyed being a firemen.

• False
• True

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