Part 1

Question 1

Great python

Answer 1

The fire hose, which resembles a great serpent, a key image in the novel, which serves as a reminder of Adam and Eve temptation to disobey God in the garden of Eden

Question 2

451

Answer 2

Temp books burn

Question 3

Pigeon winged books

Answer 3

The box come alive and flap their wings as they’re thrown in to the fire. This connection between books and birds continues to get the tax, symbolizing Enlightenment through reading.

Question 4

Black beetle colored helmet

Answer 4

Beetle with prominent black horns is connected with satan. Vehicles in this society also resemble beetles

Question 5

Salamander

Answer 5

Visual representation of fire. In mythology it can live through a fire without burning

Question 6

Phoenix

Answer 6

a mythical multicolored bird of Arabia with a long history of artistic and literary symbolism, the Phoenix is one of a kind. At the end of its 500 year edstence, it perches on its nest of spices and sings until sunlight ignites the mass. After the body is consumed in flames, a worm emerges from the ashes and develops into the next Phoenix.

Question 7

Clarisse

Answer 7

Name develops from Latin for brightest

Question 8

Guy montag

Answer 8

Name suggest two significant possibilities, guy Fawkes, instigator of a plot to blow up the English house of parliament in 1605, and Montag, a trademark of mead, an American paper company, which makes stationary and also the company that makes furnaces

Question 9

Man in the moon

Answer 9

Perception of children, that the contours of the moon service, our face, which peers down at them. The image reflects the oppressive nature of a society that burns books

Question 10

Moonstones

Answer 10

Opal with a pearly luster. Connected to mercury, the mythological guide who leads souls to the underworld.

Question 11

Black cobra

Answer 11

Suction snake that pumps Mildred stomach repeats the earlier image of the python. The impersonal handyman have eyes of puff adders. The fact that it has an eye suggest a sinister and invasive fiber optic tube that examines the inside of the bodies organs between the soul.

Question 12

Electronic bees

Answer 12

Futuristic, seashell ear thimbles, which block out thoughts, and replace them with mindless entertainment

Question 13

TV parlor

Answer 13

A multi dimension of media family, which draws the viewer into the action, thereby replacing the viewers, real family

Question 14

That’s what the lady said

Answer 14

Snappy stage come back, which Mildred uses in place of normal conversation

Question 15

Proboscis

Answer 15

Snout or nose

Question 16

Morphine or procaine

Answer 16

Hey sedative and an anesthetic

Question 17

Beatty

Answer 17

The fire, captain, who baits Montag, is well named

Question 18

November 4

Answer 18

Fireman play cards early on mischief. day, the eve of guy, Fawkes day, when bonfires and burning of guys in effigy commemorate his gunpowder plot. An abortive attempt to destroy James the first and his protest in supporters, who supressed Catholics.

Question 19

Stoneman and black

Answer 19

The Firemans name suggest the hardness of their hearts, and the color of their skin and hair from contact with smoke

Question 20

Benjamin Franklin

Answer 20

Founder of America’s first fire company in Boston of 1736

Question 21

Say, the man, Master Radley; we shall this day light, such a candle, in gods grace, in England, as I trust you’ll never be put out

Answer 21

Bishops, Hugh Latimer and Nicolas Ridley, protestant supporters of the lady queen Jane Grey, we’re burned at the stake for heresy at Oxford on October 16 of 1555. There refused to endorse, Queen Mary, Catholic, claiming that she was a legitimate daughter of Henry the eighth, born after he married his late brothers wife. Later captain Beatty, recites a latter portion of the quotation and indicates that he knows something about history.

Question 22

Cricket

Answer 22

English slang for Fairplay

Question 23

Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine

Answer 23

From chapter 1 dream thorn, a collection of essays by Alexander Smith, Glasgow PlaceMaker

Question 24

Tower of babel

Answer 24

In Genesis, 11 1–9 30 the mythic explanation of how Noah’s children came to speak different languages. The word babble derives from babel.

Question 25

Centrifuge

Answer 25

The vision of being spun in a great gyro delineates montag’s impression of separation from reality.

Question 26

Cacophony

Answer 26

Mindless noise

Question 27

Pratfall

Answer 27

A sight gag from vaudeville, a form of low comedy, in which the clown humiliate himself by falling clumsily on his bottom

Question 28

Automatic reflex

Answer 28

Beatty is describing how people stop using their brains and began depending on their functions that require no thought

Question 29

Theremin

Answer 29

Soundproofing instrument, named for a Russian inventor, Leon theremin, activate, by moving the hand between two electric terminals

Question 30

Our fingers in the Dike

Answer 30

Allusion to the legend about the Dutch boy, who performed and Noble, selfless public service in holding back the Sea, by keeping his finger in a hole in the Dike

Question 31

It is computer, that 11,000 persons have at several times suffer death rather than submit to break the eggs at the smaller end

Answer 31

Jonathan swift illustrates the pettiness of human controversy in book one, chapter 4 of Gulliver’s travels. The satire found in this writing, emphasizes the absurd extent to which society will go to enforce conformity.