F451 DOL #6 4th Period

According to Professor Faber, why are books such as Montag's Bible so important? What does his comparison mean?

In which way does Montag commit his first act of dissent in Part 2?

• He admits to Captain Beatty that he did take 1 book, without saying he had an entire collection.

• He reports his house as a means of telling on himself.

• He reads a book on the Subway.

• He talks openly to Professor Faber about the book of poetry in the park.

Match the following:

• Matching the norms or standards of a gro

• Status quo

• Harsh or tyrannical, causing hardship

• Intellectual Freedom

• Suppressing or restricting access

• Censorship

• To share inform and ideas freely

• Oppressive

• The existing state of affairs

• Conformity

Why does Faber not want Montag to share his plan with him?

• Faber does not want Montag to share his plan with him because he fears the potential dangers of being burned alive.

• Faber is uninterested in Montag's ideas about books.
• Faber thinks Montag should act alone without help.
• Faber believes Montag is showing hubris; his plan is too ambitious.

Montag's plan is to: Plant the ​ (a)   , turn in an alarm and watch the ​ (b)   houses burn.

• books
• plants
• kerosene
• alarms
• firemen's
• society's
• fire captain's
• government's