Fahrenheit 451: The Sieve and the Sand Quiz

What does the phrase 'memory like a sieve' imply in the context of Fahrenheit 451?

• A strong and reliable memory

• A memory that retains everything

• A memory that easily forgets

• A memory that is selective

Why is reading considered an act of rebellion in Guy Montag's world?

• Because it is a form of entertainment

• Because it challenges the status quo

• Because it is a government-endorsed activity

• Because it is a popular pastime

Who is Faber and what role does he play in Guy's journey?

• A government official who enforces laws

• A former English professor who values books

• A TV personality who influences society

• A firefighter who burns books

What does Faber give to Guy to help him in his quest?

• A green bullet earphone

• A list of safe houses

• A map to hidden books

• A secret book collection

How do Millie's friends react to Guy reading poetry to them?

• They are indifferent and ignore him

• They are inspired and want to read more

• They are amused and laugh at him

• They are upset and uncomfortable