English II Word Scramble
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Question | Answer |
What does the dandelion, that Clarisse is holding, represent? | Love |
Why is it ironic for people to be afraid of firemen? | They used to love firemen. |
What was Montag crying about? | Of an idea of not crying if his wife died. |
What does Clarisse love? | Nature |
What doesn't the society want the people to do, according to Clarisse's words about days in school? | It wants people to stay distant from each other. |
Why did the kindegarden age lowers? | The school can brainwash younger kids, and keep home enviroment from undoing the school's teaching. |
Why did the old lady burnt herself with the books? | Thought that life would be meaningless without books. |
From the quote, "Any man, insane.....fool the government and us", what does it tell about the government? | The government is watching your every move. |
Why did the Mechanical Hound growl at Montag? | Because of the change of amino acid in him |
What does he discovered in the empty bottle he kicked? | It is filled with sleeping pills. |
What happened right after Mildred and Montag started reading? | Someone is listening on the front door |
How many books does Montag hid in the ventillator? | 20 books |
How long does Montag worked as a fireman? | 10 years |
How does Clarisse believe that Montag is different from others? | Montag is the only one who listens to what Clarisse is saying, while others threatens or walk off from her. |
What did he hide under his armpit from the old lady's house? | A book |
What does the government ban? | Books |
Why did the government ban the books, based on Captain Beatty's quote on books? | They present different ideas, which can confuse a person. |
What happens when a fireman keeps a book? | He'll keep the book for 24 hours. After that, a fireman must burn it; if not, the other firemen will burn the house for him. |
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