Fahrenheit 451, Parts 1, Grades 11-12
In this assignment, you will explore the first part of Ray Bradbury's 'Fahrenheit 451', focusing on the initial setting, characters, and themes introduced. Pay close attention to the details of the dystopian world Bradbury constructs and the role of the protagonist, Guy Montag. Your responses should reflect an understanding of the text and demonstrate your ability to analyze literary elements.
Question 1
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Describe the society in which Guy Montag lives. What are some specific details that Bradbury provides to help the reader understand this world?
Question 2
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How does Montag's interaction with Clarisse McClellan begin to change his perspective on his life and job? Cite specific examples from the text.
Question 3
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Analyze the significance of the title of the first part, 'The Hearth and the Salamander'. How do these symbols relate to Montag's life and profession?
Question 4
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Discuss the role of technology in the novel so far. How does it affect the characters' lives and their relationships with one another?
Question 5
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Reflect on the conversation between Montag and his wife, Mildred, about the 'book of poetry'. What does this interaction reveal about their relationship and the society they live in?
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