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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What poem does Montag read during his confrontation with Mildred?
(a) A Dream Deferred
(b) Apple Picking
(c) Dover Beach
(d) Sonnet XVI
2. For what do Montag and Faber devise a plan during their first meeting?
(a) Finding Clarisse
(b) Escaping their society
(c) Creating a library
(d) Montag's education
3. What is Mildred doing when Montag returns home from Faber’s house?
(a) Talking on the telephone
(b) Watching television
(c) Snooping through his drawers
(d) Reading a book
4. What did Faber invent for secret communication?
(a) A recording devise
(b) A code tapping system
(c) An electronic reader
(d) A listening ear bud
5. For what does Faber feel partially responsible?
(a) How far the book burning has gone
(b) The elderly woman’s death
(c) Montag's discontent
(d) Clarisse’s death
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Faber, what is inevitable?
2. What does Montag dread doing with the book he’s taken a special interest in?
3. According to Faber, what is missing from most people’s lives, causing unhappiness?
4. What does Faber ask Montag to do on his way home from their first meeting?
5. Whose image do advertisers use to sell products?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is professor Faber, and how does Montag know him?
2. What tool does Faber give Montag for communication?
3. What does Montag do with the hidden books after Beatty leaves?
4. Why does Faber consider himself a coward?
5. How does Montag convince Faber that he can be trusted with information about books?
6. Describe Mildred’s relationship with her television programs.
7. How does Faber react to the news that firemen are at Montag’s home?
8. What does Faber say about the magical properties of books?
9. What information was used to turn Montag in to the authorities, and where did it come from?
10. How does Montag feel as he watches his house burn down?
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