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WorksheetsPart 2 Fahrenheit 451
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Who does Montag turn to for help in understanding the books he has stolen?
Clarisse
Faber
Captain Beatty
Mildred
What book does Faber want from Montag?
Gulliver's Travels
Hamlet
The Bible
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
What was Faber's past profession?
a doctor
a politician
an English professor
a musician
Faber plans to listen to Montag's conversations with other people by using the earpiece he invented.
True
False
Montag hides his copy of the bible when he is traveling to Faber's house on the subway.
True
False
Where do people of Montag's time go to receive their religion?
Bibles
church
school
their TV parlors
Why does Faber ask Montag to give him money?
Faber wants McDonald's.
Faber is in debt to the government.
Faber needs a new home.
Faber has a friend who can make them copies of books.
As part of their master plan, what will Faber and Montag do with the books they make?
They will plant them in firefighter's homes.
They will burn them all!
They will read them.
They will donate them to local charities.
According to Faber, what three (3) things are needed to change society? Check all that apply.
the right to act on information that is learned
leisure time to think about information that is learned
the ability to talk to the TV parlor families
learning quality information
using actors to relay information
Montag decides to not turn any of his books in to Captain Beatty.
True
False
Who was outside Montag and Midlred's door while Montag was reading the books he grabbed from his ceiling vents?
Faber
Clarisse
the mechanical hound
Captain Beatty
Montag is worried that Captain Beatty knows which book he stole.
True
False
Which character views himself as a coward ?
Montag
Captain Beatty
Faber
Mildred
At the end of part two of the novel, where are the firefighters assigned?
Faber's house
Clarissee's house
Beatty's house
Montag's house
What literary device is shown in the quote "The parlor was dead and Mildred kept peering in at it with a blank expression…”
simile
personification
allusion
Which line shows Mrs. Bowles cold, detached tone when she talks about her children?
“I’ve had two children by Caesarean section.”
“I put up with them when they come home three days a month."
“Besides, they sometimes look just like you, and that’s nice.”
When Montag read the poem to the ladies, he wanted to make them __________________________________ .
want to watch more TV
want to read
understand their 'family' more
Bradbury includes the phrase "Some were missing and he knew that she had started on her own slow process of dispersing the dynamite in her house, stick by stick." to show that:
Mildred wants the books out of her house so she doesn't lose everything.
Mildred burns the books to heat the house since it is cold outside.
Mildred likes the books so much she is about to explode.
Ironically, what does Captain Beatty use to support his arguments about why books are bad?
news reports on the war
the words of the president
quotations from literature
pictures of his family
Which is a dystopian trait revealed by this part of the novel?
Independent freedoms are restricted.
Children were taught to read and understand books.
The government wants everyone to drive fast.
"The three empty walls of the room were like the pale brows of sleeping giants now, empty of dreams."
"Here comes a very strange beast, which in all toungues is called a fool"
Dandy Dental Detergent, Denham's Dentifrice, Dentrifice, Dentrifice
Who turned Montag in for possessing books?
Mildred
Faber
Beatty
Clarisse
What does Beatty demand of Montag after the alarm sends them to Montag's house?
Burn the Mechanical hound.
Burn Mildred.
Burn all of his books.
Burn Faber.
Which two characters are eliminated with a flame thrower by Montag?
Clarisse and Mildred
Faber and Beatty
Mechanical Hound and Mildred
Beatty and Mechanical Hound
The Mechanical Hound injects Montag in the....
leg
neck
abdomen
arm
After killing Beatty, who does Montag visit while on his way to Faber's house?
He visits the home of a firefighter to plant books and call in an alarm.
He visits Clarisse at her new house.
He visits Mildred at her new house.
He visits Beatty's wife to apologize for killing her husband.
Why does Montag stop by Faber's house while he is on the run from the new Mechanical Hound?
To get a drink of water.
To hide for the next 2 years.
To give him money for the printer.
To watch the big game.
Where does Faber suggest that Montag go to avoid being captured?
Back to his house to hide.
The country to hide with other outcasts.
To Clarisse's abandoned home to hide.
Downtown in the city to hide.
While on the run from the second Mechanical Hound, how does Montag manage to eliminate his scent?
He sprays a lot of cologne on his clothes.
He rolls around in the mud to cover his scent.
He wears Beatty's clothes to trick the hound.
He jumps in the river to let it carry him and his scent away.
What does Montag do right before jumping in the river to escape the Mechanical Hound?
He prays for forgiveness.
He calls Mildred to tell her he is sorry.
He reads one last book before burning it to ashes.
He puts on Faber's clothes to cover up his own scent.
While on the run from the second Mechanical Hound, how does Montag manage to eliminate his scent?
He sprays a lot of cologne on his clothes.
He rolls around in the mud to cover his scent.
He wears Beatty's clothes to trick the hound.
He jumps in the river to let it carry him and his scent away.
Who is the leader of the group that Montag meets in the woods?
Clarisse
Faber
Beatty
Granger
Why do Granger and his group not get into trouble with the law?
They don't possess books. They only memorize them.
They are too good at hiding. They are never caught.
They beat up all of the authorities that come into their camp.
Which book does Montag have memorized that he will offer the group?
The Grapes of Wrath
The Catcher in the Rye
Of Mice and Men
the Bible
Montag's city is bombed at the end of the novel.
True
False
The survivors will rebuild society.
True
False
"The three empty walls of the room were like the pale brows of sleeping giants now, empty of dreams."
