Details
Pages
10 Pages
Subject
Literature & Poetry, Critical Reasoning, Guided Reading
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, Higher Ed
Resource Type
Guided Reading, Lesson Plans, Study Guides
Standard
Common Core English Language Arts Standards
Description
The study guide includes:
Comprehension questions
Critical thinking discussion questions
Personification and simile use
Theme analysis
13 vocabulary words - students can look up meanings and create original sentences or use context clues while reading to determine meaning.
The KEY provides information for guiding students through the more interpretive questions. For example:
1. Crimes happen all the time without punishment in this society. Consider why Montag is being hunted. Compare the news coverage to modern-day reality shows. Is this part of Bradbury's being a visionary? Answer and explain. Students' answers will vary but essentially, Montag broke the rules and is a scapegoat being hunted and punished to remind members of society that what he did is unacceptable and subject to severe punishment. The reality-show approach can be considered a vision Bradbury had that TV would eventually become a source of entertainment using real life scenarios that are unkind, competitive, and/or exploit regular people for the entertainment of those who enjoy the victimization. The citizens are asked to be involved in hunting and exposing his whereabouts, which also acts as a distraction and feeds off their violent, inhumane tendencies.
Teacher KEY is included in the page count.
Comprehension questions
Critical thinking discussion questions
Personification and simile use
Theme analysis
13 vocabulary words - students can look up meanings and create original sentences or use context clues while reading to determine meaning.
The KEY provides information for guiding students through the more interpretive questions. For example:
1. Crimes happen all the time without punishment in this society. Consider why Montag is being hunted. Compare the news coverage to modern-day reality shows. Is this part of Bradbury's being a visionary? Answer and explain. Students' answers will vary but essentially, Montag broke the rules and is a scapegoat being hunted and punished to remind members of society that what he did is unacceptable and subject to severe punishment. The reality-show approach can be considered a vision Bradbury had that TV would eventually become a source of entertainment using real life scenarios that are unkind, competitive, and/or exploit regular people for the entertainment of those who enjoy the victimization. The citizens are asked to be involved in hunting and exposing his whereabouts, which also acts as a distraction and feeds off their violent, inhumane tendencies.
Teacher KEY is included in the page count.
The study guide includes: Comprehension questions Critical thinking discussion questions Personification and simile use Theme analysis 13 vocabulary words - students can look up meanings and create original sentences or use context clues while reading to determine meaning. The KEY... more
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