Montag goes to Faber and shows him the book, which ____________ Faber’s fear of him.
alleviates
Faber compares their ____________ society to flowers trying to live.
superficial
Montag suggests planting books in the homes of firemen to ____________ the profession and see the firehouses burn.
discredit
The firemen aren’t really necessary to ____________ books because the public stopped reading them.
suppress
The public stopped reading them of its own ____________ even before they were burned.
accord
Montag bullies Faber out of his ____________ by tearing pages out of the precious Bible one by one.
cowardice
tending to spread aggressively; intrusive
invasive
having substance; real; essential; solid
substantive
free time
leisure
regretting deeply; mourning, expressly sorrow
lamenting
What does Montag ask Faber to do for him?
teach him to understand what he reads
What does Faber insist that Montag is looking for?
meaning
Why does Faber dislike television?
invasive and controlling
What does Faber say that books allow for?
put down, time to think
What does Montag want to do to discredit the profession of firemen?
plant books in their houses
What will lead to the death of TV families?
the coming war
