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1 Fahrenheit 451 Assignment Menu You may do the assignments below in any order you wish Just make sure that they are all turned in by FRIDAY, MAY 22 nd. Please read the instructions for each assignment carefully. Identifying Literary Devices: As you read the novel, complete the literary devices handout. Make sure to PROPERLY cite each quote. Study Guide Packet: As you read the novel, answer the questions in the study guide packet in complete sentences. You may not copy answers from another student s study guide, or else your packet will not be accepted for grading. Characters: Complete the character profiles using the chart provided. Make sure to include physical description, inner desires, and important traits on each character. You must include three quotes per character with page numbers. Plot Diagram: As you read the novel, complete the plot diagram. Conflicts: As you read the novel, complete the conflicts diagram using scenes from the novel that match each conflict type.
2 Identifying Literary Devices From Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury Using various lines and statements in the book, identify each of the following literary devices listed. Identify two (2) examples of metaphors w/ page numbers Identify four (4) examples of similes w/ page numbers Identify two (2) examples of onomatopoeia w/ page numbers Identify two (2) examples of repetition w/ page numbers 1. 2.
3 Identify three (3) examples of alliteration w/ page numbers Identify three (3) examples of personification w/ page numbers Identify four (4) examples of conflict (2 internal & 2 external) w/ page numbers
4 Fahrenheit 451 Study Guide Questions Part 1-1: pages Who is Montag? How does he feel about his job? 2. What does he fire hose spray? 3. What metaphor does Bradbury use to describe the burning books? 4. What kinds of powers did Clarisse seem to have immediately over Montag? 5. For what crimes has Clarisse s uncle been arrested? And, what does this tell you about this society? 6. What makes Clarissa s family different from the others in the neighborhood? 7. Describe the atmosphere in Montag s house. 8. What had Mildred done? Also, what does she do to pass the time? 9. Compare the handymen to the today s health care workers. From their conversation, can you tell if suicide attempts are common? What could be the reason for this? Part 1-2: pages Do you think Montag is in love with Mildred? If so, what prove do you have? 2. What do you think Montag has hidden in his house? 3. Who is the firehouse mascot? Describe who its victims are and how they are killed?
5 4. How does the hound react to Montag? What is he afraid of? 5. How do the conversations Montag has with Clarisse differ from those he has with Mildred? 6. Describe the school. How do students amuse themselves after school and on the weekends? 7. Why doesn t Clarisse have any friends? 8. Is the country at peace? What effect does the announcement of the pending war have on the fireman? 9. Why did Montag s remarks at the fire station make the other firemen suspicious? 10. What reasons did Beatty have for burning books? Part 1-3: pages How is Montag beginning to feel and think now that Clarisse has disappeared? 2. What startling news does Mildred reveal? 3. Why is the alarm at the old lady s house so inconvenient? 4. What does Beatty s treatment of the old woman tell you about his character? 5. What does Montag call the people on the TV? How does Mildred feel about them? 6. How did Montag first describe the smell of kerosene to Clarisse? How does the fact that it now makes him sick connect with the plot?
6 7. What conclusion does Montag reach about books because of the old lady s actions? 8. What is Mildred s reaction to the old lady s actions? 9. When Mildred finds the book that Montag hid under the pillow, what does she try to do? 10. How did the ever- increasing speed of society affect books according to Beatty? 11. What became the most important thing in society? 12. How did the objections of all the minority groups affect books? 13. What publications are left for people to read? 14. What unspoken deal did Beatty make with Montag? Part 2-1: pages What do you think the title of part 2 means? 2. What answers does Montag give to Mildred s questions, Why should I read? What for? 3. What problem does Montag have regarding which book to turn into Beatty? 4. What book does Montag take with him on the way to see Faber? What did he will himself to do with it? 5. According to Faber, how has religion changed?
7 6. What 3 things does Faber say are missing from a world without books? 7. How does Faber see himself? Montag? 8. Why is Montag unafraid of the risk of stealing more books? 9. Describe the plan Montag and Faber devise. What will the use to communicate? Part 2-2: pages What approaching disaster is Faber counting on to give the intellectuals a chance to be heard? 2. Describe the TV program the ladies watched. Does it remind you of anything in our world? 3. How did Montag stop the noise of the TV and the women? 4. What does Mrs. Phelps say about her husband going off to war? 5. How does Mrs. Phelps feel about children? Mrs. Bowles feel? 6. On what did the ladies base their Presidential votes? 7. What attempt did Mildred make to save Montag from being a complete fool? 8. What bothered Montag about his hands? 9. After Beatty s speech at the firehouse, what did Faber tell Montag?
8 10. Where does the salamander stop? Part 3-1: pages What happens at Montag s house? Who called in the alarms? 2. What did Mildred regret losing in the fire? What does she do next? 3. Why is Montag afraid to run at first? 4. What did Beatty discover when he hit Montag? And what does he threaten to do because of this? 5. What does Montag do to his house? Why? 6. How did Montag s leg become a numbness in a numbness hollowed into a numbness? 7. Montag realized that Beatty wanted to die. What explanation can you give for why Beatty wanted to die? How do we know? 8. What 2 announcements did Montag hear on the seashell radio? 9. What happened when Montag crossed the ten- lane highway? Part 3-2: pages Where will Faber be going on the 5:00 am bus? 2. What did Montag s own desperate flight remind him of? 3. What new game did the police invent?
9 4. What things did Montag think about as he drifted down the river? 5. What fantasy did Montag enjoy has he drifted along? Who is in it? 6. As Montag stepped on to land, what does he realize? Part 3-3: pages What did Granger give Montag to deter the Hound? 2. What snap ending had to be created for the chase show on TV? 3. Who are the members of the group Montag meets in the woods? How do they think of themselves? 4. Outline the plan of the book people. 5. What one thing are the men sure of? 6. What is the moral of the story that Granger tells bout his grandfather? 7. Did Montag want Mildred to die in the bomb blast? How did he picture her? 8. What incredible thing did the men see from the woods? 9. What did the blast cause Montag to remember? 10. Now that the city is destroyed, what does fire stand for?
10 11. What do the men planned to do now that he city is destroyed? 12. Why did Granger say they should build a mirror factory first? 13. Why did Granger want Montag to lead them back to the city? How does Granger view Montag? 14. What verse was Montag saving for their arrival in the city? Why?
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