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    Fahrenheit 451 Part 2

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    The document provides guidance on analyzing conflicts in a novel, including internal/external types, and how to identify major and minor conflicts in a given section. It also includes questions about literary devices, themes, and how certain elements relate to the main character's arc. Students are asked to track topics throughout their reading and note how those topics progress or shift in meaning.

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    Fahrenheit 451 Part 2

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    The document provides guidance on analyzing conflicts in a novel, including internal/external types, and how to identify major and minor conflicts in a given section. It also includes questions about literary devices, themes, and how certain elements relate to the main character's arc. Students are asked to track topics throughout their reading and note how those topics progress or shift in meaning.

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    The document provides guidance on analyzing conflicts in a novel, including internal/external types, and how to identify major and minor conflicts in a given section. It also includes questions about literary devices, themes, and how certain elements relate to the main character's arc. Students are asked to track topics throughout their reading and note how those topics progress or shift in meaning.

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    Fahrenheit 451 Part 2

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    Conflict: The problem(s)/challenge(s) the main character must confront to achieve his/her goal

    Types: Internal & External


    Internal → Man v. Self
    External → Man v. Man, Man v. Society, & Man v. Nature

    The overarching conflict of the novel is _________ vs. _________.


    Evidence (page number and quotation) of this conflict in Part 2 (67-76 Red; 73-82 Purple):
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    How does this major conflict drive the plot in Section 1 of Part 2?
    Provide evidence from the text to support your answer.
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    Minor conflicts in Section 1 of Part 2 include:

    __________ vs. _________

    Evidence:
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    __________ vs. _________

    Evidence:
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    __________ vs. _________

    Evidence:
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    They sat in the hall because the parlor was so empty and gray-looking without its wall lit
    with orange and yellow confetti and skyrockets and women in gold-mesh dresses and men
    in black velvet pulling one-hundred-pound rabbits from silver hats.
    What literary device does Bradbury use here? ________________________________________

    How does Bradbury use this device to develop setting and mood?
    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    When you read this sentence, what does the pacing feel/sound like? Why would Bradbury want
    the reader to feel that way?
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    Try to imitate this style as you compose your own, original sentence. It can be about anything
    you want--just make sure to include the same literary devices as Bradbury.
    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    “The Sieve and the Sand”


    Identify the craft move Bradbury uses for the title of Part 2: _____________________________

    Why does Bradbury use this craft move to introduce this section of the text?
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    According to the text, what does the Sieve and the Sand represent?
    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    How does the title relate to Montag’s inner conflict?


    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    Denham’s Dentifrice (74 Red; 81 Purple)

    What is this jingle advertising?


    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    ___________________________________________________________________________

    What craft move is being used here, and why would Bradbury choose to use it?
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    What is it preventing Montag from doing, and why is this important?


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    What purpose does this scene serve for the overall meaning of the book? Why would Bradbury
    put such a heavy focus on this seemingly meaningless portion of the novel?
    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    Poster Tracking
    Note the page number where you have observed its existence, and note how this topic is related
    to the progression of plot. Also, note any shifts/changes in the way a topic is viewed, and why
    that may be important.
    You have been tracking the following topics throughout your reading of Part 2, Section 1 (p. 73-
    82 Purple; p.67-76 Red):

    Fire/Flames
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    ___________________________________________________________________________

    Relationships
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    ___________________________________________________________________________

    Technology
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    Censorship
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    ______________________________________________________________________________
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    Knowledge
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    Isolation
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    Death
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