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Which character in the text offers to read to Montag so he can remember while he's sleeping?
Which character in the text offers to read to Montag so he can remember while he's sleeping?
- Montag
- Someone else (correct)
- The Book of Job
- The moon
What does Montag say he doesn't want to do?
What does Montag say he doesn't want to do?
- Be told what to do (correct)
- Change sides
- Hold on to someone's arm
- Travel blind
How many hours does Montag say he goes to bed each night?
How many hours does Montag say he goes to bed each night?
- 2
- 4
- 3
- 5 (correct)
What does Montag ask the character to read to him?
What does Montag ask the character to read to him?
What does the character offer Montag to hold on to?
What does the character offer Montag to hold on to?
Who does Montag ask for help with the Fire Captain?
Who does Montag ask for help with the Fire Captain?
What does the old man give Montag to put in his ear?
What does the old man give Montag to put in his ear?
What does the object in Montag's ear allow him to do?
What does the object in Montag's ear allow him to do?
What does the old man compare himself to?
What does the old man compare himself to?
What does Montag give the old man before leaving?
What does Montag give the old man before leaving?
According to Faber, what is missing in the lives of the people in the story?
According to Faber, what is missing in the lives of the people in the story?
What does Faber say is the definition of quality?
What does Faber say is the definition of quality?
What does Faber compare the comfortable people to?
What does Faber compare the comfortable people to?
What does Faber say about books and their portrayal of life?
What does Faber say about books and their portrayal of life?
According to Faber, where can the same things that were in books be found today?
According to Faber, where can the same things that were in books be found today?
According to the text, what is the third necessary thing for books to be worth while?
According to the text, what is the third necessary thing for books to be worth while?
According to the text, what does Montag suggest they do with the extra copies of books if they find them worth while?
According to the text, what does Montag suggest they do with the extra copies of books if they find them worth while?
According to the text, what does Faber say about guaranteeing the success of their plan?
According to the text, what does Faber say about guaranteeing the success of their plan?
According to the text, what does Faber compare books to?
According to the text, what does Faber compare books to?
According to the text, what does Faber say about looking to be saved?
According to the text, what does Faber say about looking to be saved?
Who is the only person Montag knows that might help him?
Who is the only person Montag knows that might help him?
What does Faber do when he sees the book under Montag's arm?
What does Faber do when he sees the book under Montag's arm?
Why does Montag steal the book?
Why does Montag steal the book?
What does Faber say to Montag when he is given the book?
What does Faber say to Montag when he is given the book?
What does Faber ask Montag after receiving the book?
What does Faber ask Montag after receiving the book?
According to the text, why did the public stop reading of its own accord?
According to the text, why did the public stop reading of its own accord?
Who does Montag want to say something to?
Who does Montag want to say something to?
What does Montag do to the book in the text?
What does Montag do to the book in the text?
What does Faber suggest they do with the unemployed printer?
What does Faber suggest they do with the unemployed printer?
According to the text, why did the government circulate fire-eaters?
According to the text, why did the government circulate fire-eaters?
According to Faber, why does he believe books are not the solution to Montag's problems?
According to Faber, why does he believe books are not the solution to Montag's problems?
What does Faber mean by 'quality' in relation to books?
What does Faber mean by 'quality' in relation to books?
What does Faber's fear and fragility highlight?
What does Faber's fear and fragility highlight?
What does Faber believe is needed to solve the larger problems of society?
What does Faber believe is needed to solve the larger problems of society?
Why does Montag tear pages from the book?
Why does Montag tear pages from the book?
What does Faber initially fear when Montag proposes his plan?
What does Faber initially fear when Montag proposes his plan?
What does Montag allude to when he references the phrase 'Denham's Dentifrice; they toil not, neither do they spin'?
What does Montag allude to when he references the phrase 'Denham's Dentifrice; they toil not, neither do they spin'?
How does the Seashell radio contribute to the resistance against the oppressive society?
How does the Seashell radio contribute to the resistance against the oppressive society?
What does the mention of the war in the passage symbolize?
What does the mention of the war in the passage symbolize?
What does Montag's question about working things out on his own reveal about his character?
What does Montag's question about working things out on his own reveal about his character?
What does the whispering of the Book of Job symbolize in the passage?
What does the whispering of the Book of Job symbolize in the passage?