1. Fahrenheit 451 Jeopardy

2. Symbols-200 points
This symbol represents the “birth” and “death” of Old Montag/New Montag.

3. Answer-200
The Phoenix

4. Literary Devices 400
Praetorian Guard

5. Answer-400
Allusion

6. Literary Devices-600
“How odd, how strange. My wife thirty and yet you seem so much older at times. I can’t get my head around it”

7. Answer-600
Characterization

8. Literary Devices--800
“The fumes of kerosene bloomed up about her”

9. Literary Devices--800
Metaphor

10. Literary devices--1000
“It never went away, that smile. It never ever went away as long as he remembered it.”

11. Literary devices—1000
Paradox

12. Characters--200
The protagonist of the novel

13. Answer—200
Guy Montag; Fireman

14. Characters--400
This character initiated the evolution of the protagonist.

15. Answer--400
Clarisse McClellan; Montag’s neighbor

16. Characters—600
The antagonist of the novel.

17. Answer—600
Captain Beatty; captain of the firehouse.

18. Characters 800
This is the first person to talk to Montag after his escape from the city.

19. Answer 800
Granger

20. Characters—1000
This character could be a symbol for the society of Fahrenheit 451

21. Answer—1000
Mildred Montag; Wife

22. Plot Points—200
The Author says 451 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature at which:

23. Answer—200
Paper burns

24. Plot Points—400
The Mechanical Hound is:

25. Answer—400
Programmed to spy for the government

26. Plot Points—600
Faber is:

27. Answer—600
A professor of English who Montag hopes will help him understand and remember lines from books.

28. Plot Points—800
Montag makes a dangerous mistake when he:

29. Answer—800
Reads poetry to the women.

30. Plot Points—1000
The reader knows Captain Beatty is educated because he:

31. Answer--1000
Quotes from several books

32. Final Jeopardy
Faber says three things are required for happiness; these are:

33. Answer
Good information; leisure to think; the ability to act