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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 game does Montag play with his fellow firemen before the confrontation?
(a) Pool
(b) Hopscotch
(c) Checkers
(d) Cards
2. How does Captain Beatty fit into Montag and Faber’s secret plan?
(a) They want to kill him
(b) They want to recruit him
(c) They want to learn more about him
(d) They want him to be their leader
3. What did a cousin once bet Montag a dime he couldn’t do?
(a) Fill a sieve with sand
(b) Swallow a sword
(c) Push a rock up a hill
(d) Walk across fire
4. Who is Mildred entertaining when Montag comes home from Faber’s?
(a) Her girlfriends
(b) Captain Beatty
(c) The next-door neighbor
(d) Clarisse
5. For what does Faber feel partially responsible?
(a) Montag's discontent
(b) The elderly woman’s death
(c) Clarisse’s death
(d) How far the book burning has gone
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Mrs. Phelps' husband?
2. What poem does Montag read during his confrontation with Mildred?
3. How does Montag explain his disillusionment with society?
4. What does Mrs. Phelps find most interesting about her two children?
5. What effect is reading having on Montag?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the meaning behind Section Two’s title, “The Sand and the Sieve”?
2. Where does Montag hide the illegal books after revealing them to Mildred, and why?
3. As Montag reads through the illegal books, what sound adds urgency to his search?
4. How does Montag convince Faber that he can be trusted with information about books?
5. What sound startles Montag and Mildred as they leaf through the illegal books, and how do they react?
6. How does Beatty want Montag to destroy his home?
7. Describe Mildred’s relationship with her television programs.
8. What does Faber say about the magical properties of books?
9. What does Faber feel is an inevitable truth, and how does his belief affect Montag’s plan?
10. According to Faber, what has happened to the image of Jesus in their society?
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