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Maya Angelou () - Answer-20th century African-American writer, poet and activist. Best-known for her work "I Know Why A Caged Bird Sings". Jane Austen () - Answer-English novelist known primarily for her six major novels, which interpret, critique and comment upon the British landed gentry at the end of the 18th century. Known for Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma Ray Bradbury () - Answer-A contemporary American writer of science fiction short stories a...

Fahrenheit 451, Fahrenheit 451 quotes Questions and Answers Who is the author of this novel? - ANSWER-Ray Bradbury Who is Guy Montag? - ANSWER-He is a fireman Descibe Guy's job - ANSWER-He finds books and burns them Describe Clarisse McClellan - ANSWER-She is a young girl who likes to think and talk What smelled like perfume to Montag? - ANSWER-Kerosene Clarisse asked Montag a question. His reply was, "No." What was the question? - ANSWER-Was he happy? Who is Mildred? - ANSWER-...

Fahrenheit 451 Test Review Questions and Answers Who is the author of this novel? - ANSWER-Ray Bradbury Who is Guy Montag? - ANSWER-He is a fireman Descibe Guy's job - ANSWER-He finds books and burns them Describe Clarisse McClellan - ANSWER-She is a young girl who likes to think and talk What smelled like perfume to Montag? - ANSWER-Kerosene Clarisse asked Montag a question. His reply was, "No." What was the question? - ANSWER-Was he happy? Who is Mildred? - ANSWER-She is Mont...

This document contains the summary notes for Q6 Dystopia OCR A level English Literature. Made to write a comparative contextual study essay between Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. This document contains a general structure, including model sentence starters, key episodes for both novels (which are both listed and summarised), a range of AO5 (critic) quotes for each novel individually and also for the general dystopian genre, as well as specific links t...

A full exploration of the theme of surveillance in, 'The Handmaid's Tale' by Margaret Atwood and, 'Fahrenheit 451' by Ray Bradbury. Includes quotes, critics, context, alternative interpretations, comparisons to other dystopian texts

Document pour le bac de spécialité en terminal général, c'est l'oral du dossier personnel écrit. (Je vais également poster le support de l'oral (documents associés)). Le sujet se réfère au programme de première (Fictions and Realities : Imaginary utopias and dystopias). La problématique est la suivante : "Are dystopias getting closer to reality?" ("Les dystopies se rapprochent-elles de la réalité ?"). Les documents utilisés sont les suivants : “1984” by George Orwell (1949);...

Darrell Q. Ms. Gerl English 1302 10 April 2018 Research Paper Ray Bradbury’s powerful novel, Fahrenheit 451, unveils shocking truths of a dystopian society. These truths are strongly presented by the layers of symbolism throughout the novel. Being frightfully relatable to modern society, Bradbury’s book opens eyes on the reality of the world and civilization. Through symbolism, the author is able to connect the theme of Fahrenheit 451 to the audience and reveal the darkest secrets o...

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TEAS VI – ENGLISH PRACTICE EXAM COMPLETE COVERAGE OF ENGLISH SECTION  Grammar  Sentence structure  Sentence mechanics  Word in contexts  Punctuations  Spelling TEAS Practice Exam – English - Section 1 Grammar 1. In many films, the audience hears about the problem’s of individuals and how those problems are resolved. Which answer below corrects the use of the possessive for the underlined phrase? a. problems b. problems’ c. problem...

This is my essay on Fahrenheit 451