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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 does Montag do to finally convince Faber to help him in his quest?
(a) He tears pages out of the book
(b) He brings out a can of kerosene
(c) He threatens Faber
(d) He threatens to kill himself
2. Where is Mrs. Phelps' husband?
(a) In prison
(b) In rehab
(c) Dead
(d) In the military
3. Who is Mildred entertaining when Montag comes home from Faber’s?
(a) Clarisse
(b) The next-door neighbor
(c) Captain Beatty
(d) Her girlfriends
4. What does Montag dread doing with the book he’s taken a special interest in?
(a) Burning it
(b) Explaining it to Mildred
(c) Reading it
(d) Returning it to Beatty
5. According to Faber, what don’t people need to be happy?
(a) Books
(b) Love
(c) Government
(d) Religion
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Faber help Montag during the confrontation with Beatty?
2. What poem does Montag read during his confrontation with Mildred?
3. How does Captain Beatty fit into Montag and Faber’s secret plan?
4. How does Faber react to Montag’s decision to read the poem aloud?
5. How does Montag explain his disillusionment with society?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Montag do with the hidden books after Beatty leaves?
2. What is the first glimmer readers see of Montag beginning to think for himself?
3. As Montag reads through the illegal books, what sound adds urgency to his search?
4. What does Faber say about the magical properties of books?
5. Describe Mildred’s relationship with her television programs.
6. What is significant about the telephone conversation that pulls Mildred away from Montag and the books?
7. Why does Faber consider himself a coward?
8. On the phone, how does Faber react to Montag’s request about the books?
9. How does Montag convince Faber that he can be trusted with information about books?
10. How does Beatty want Montag to destroy his home?
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