451 Ch 3

Friday - 10/9

-Complete and turn in vocab 4 to GC before class

-Write 10 original sentences, highlight context clues, and bold or underline the word

Homework for Monday- 10/12

Read up to the middle of page 145 

Complete the packet work up to and including question 7

Monday, 10/12-

Review ch. 3 up to page 145

Discuss packet questions

Hmk for Tuesday, 10/13

Finish the book and packet

Tuesday, 10/12

Review book and packet

Discuss the ending of the novel.

-Theme

-Allegorical meanings 

-Character Analysis

1. Analyze Mildred Montag. Is she truly happy leading a life blind to reality? Use specific examples from the text in your argument.

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   Symbols are very important in Fahrenheit 451. Name three specific symbols and outline their references and meanings throughout the novel.

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   Discuss the complexities of Bradbury's message. Is he against all forms of censorship? Do you think a society such as this could ever truly exist? What aspects of this society does Bradbury appear to detest the most?

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   Compare and contrast Mildred and Clarisse. How did each woman come to exist? What roles do they play in society? Can either truly survive?

Group discussion:  You will be broken into groups and use Jamboard.  You will present your Board for discussion.  Be sure to include a thesis and blueprint when you create an over view paragraph.  You must include page numbers, quotes, and specific detail.

1. Man's search for what is true

-explain Montag's conflict

Montag's conflict is __ because ___, ______, and _______.

-Explain how Montag is a hero

Give and explain three reasons why M is a hero

2. Bradbury's Purpose:

-an expression of optimism for mankind

-The results of the rule of the majority:  Conformity

-A warning against the dangerous trends in American society (violence, self-destruction, escapism)

-The desire of the importance of literature, "quality information"

3. Symbols

-Explain the significance of any one symbol used in the novel:

Phoenix, Hound, the parlor walls

-Discuss the allegorical meaning throughout the novel

Wednesday, 10/13

Finish discussion on 451

Thursday, 10/14

451 Test