Montag'sHouseThedestinationfor thealarmEarplugsWhat doesFaber wearwhile ridingthe subwayjets?BurneditAfter readingthe book ofpoetry, what didMontag do withthe book?PersonificationWhile Montag is ridingon the train, “the trainradio vomited uponMontag” (Bradbury 79).This is anexample of what kindof figurative language?ProfessorFaber'soldprofessionSociety willquestionFirefightersWhy doMontag andFaber thinktheir plan willwork?Plant booksin thehouses offirefightersWhat isMontag andFaber'sPlan?SimileIn regards to her children,Mrs. Bowles says, “I put upwith them when they comehome three days amonth; it’s not bad at all.You heave them into the‘parlor’ and turn the switch.It’s just like washingclothes”(Bradbury 96). Thisis an example ofSalamanderThefiretruckFaberThe personMontagseeks forhelpChildrearing isa burdenWhat can be inferred whenMrs. Bowles says, “I put upwith them when they comehome three days amonth; it’s not bad at all.You heave them into the‘parlor’ and turn the switch.It’s just like washingclothes”?BibleAstolenItemWarSeems tobeescalatingin societyMrs.PhelpsCriesupon hearthe poemMrs.BowlesRefusesto visitMildredagainParkWhere doFaber andMontagfirst meet?No choice inradioprogrammingWhat can beinferred aboutthe quote "thetrain radiovomited uponMontag"?BeattyisDrivingWhat isdifferent aboutthe fire truckon the way tothe call?BushesWhereMontaghides thebooksMontag'sHouseThedestinationfor thealarmEarplugsWhat doesFaber wearwhile ridingthe subwayjets?BurneditAfter readingthe book ofpoetry, what didMontag do withthe book?PersonificationWhile Montag is ridingon the train, “the trainradio vomited uponMontag” (Bradbury 79).This is anexample of what kindof figurative language?ProfessorFaber'soldprofessionSociety willquestionFirefightersWhy doMontag andFaber thinktheir plan willwork?Plant booksin thehouses offirefightersWhat isMontag andFaber'sPlan?SimileIn regards to her children,Mrs. Bowles says, “I put upwith them when they comehome three days amonth; it’s not bad at all.You heave them into the‘parlor’ and turn the switch.It’s just like washingclothes”(Bradbury 96). Thisis an example ofSalamanderThefiretruckFaberThe personMontagseeks forhelpChildrearing isa burdenWhat can be inferred whenMrs. Bowles says, “I put upwith them when they comehome three days amonth; it’s not bad at all.You heave them into the‘parlor’ and turn the switch.It’s just like washingclothes”?BibleAstolenItemWarSeems tobeescalatingin societyMrs.PhelpsCriesupon hearthe poemMrs.BowlesRefusesto visitMildredagainParkWhere doFaber andMontagfirst meet?No choice inradioprogrammingWhat can beinferred aboutthe quote "thetrain radiovomited uponMontag"?BeattyisDrivingWhat isdifferent aboutthe fire truckon the way tothe call?BushesWhereMontaghides thebooks

Fahrenheit 451 Part 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The destination for the alarm
    Montag's House
  2. What does Faber wear while riding the subway jets?
    Earplugs
  3. After reading the book of poetry, what did Montag do with the book?
    Burned it
  4. While Montag is riding on the train, “the train radio vomited upon Montag” (Bradbury 79). This is an example of what kind of figurative language?
    Personification
  5. Faber's old profession
    Professor
  6. Why do Montag and Faber think their plan will work?
    Society will question Firefighters
  7. What is Montag and Faber's Plan?
    Plant books in the houses of firefighters
  8. In regards to her children, Mrs. Bowles says, “I put up with them when they come home three days a month; it’s not bad at all. You heave them into the ‘parlor’ and turn the switch. It’s just like washing clothes”(Bradbury 96). This is an example of
    Simile
  9. The fire truck
    Salamander
  10. The person Montag seeks for help
    Faber
  11. What can be inferred when Mrs. Bowles says, “I put up with them when they come home three days a month; it’s not bad at all. You heave them into the ‘parlor’ and turn the switch. It’s just like washing clothes”?
    Child rearing is a burden
  12. A stolen Item
    Bible
  13. Seems to be escalating in society
    War
  14. Cries upon hear the poem
    Mrs. Phelps
  15. Refuses to visit Mildred again
    Mrs. Bowles
  16. Where do Faber and Montag first meet?
    Park
  17. What can be inferred about the quote "the train radio vomited upon Montag"?
    No choice in radio programming
  18. What is different about the fire truck on the way to the call?
    Beatty is Driving
  19. Where Montag hides the books
    Bushes