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F451 Discussions for Section II

F451 Discussions for Section II. The Sieve and the Sand. Q1: What is the rest of the world like? How come America looks so good? How is this similar to the world today?. Q2: What is the sand? What is the Sieve? How is this significant/symbolic in section II?. Q3: How is Faber a coward?.

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F451 Discussions for Section II

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  1. F451 Discussions for Section II The Sieve and the Sand

  2. Q1: What is the rest of the world like? How come America looks so good? How is this similar to the world today?

  3. Q2: What is the sand? What is the Sieve? How is this significant/symbolic in section II?

  4. Q3: How is Faber a coward?

  5. Q4: How do books have pores? Why is a face with pores more attractive than one without? What are the three steps needed to use books?

  6. Q5: How does Montag get the professor to help him? What does the professor give him? Why is this important?

  7. Q6: What mistake could Montag be making in his dealings with Faber?

  8. Q7: Faber says, “Those who don’t build, burn.” What does he mean? Apply it to our world.

  9. Q-ALL: What is Beatty’s role in F451?

  10. AFTER DISCUSSION: Write a reflection (about 200 words) that discusses new insights you received, regarding the text, as a result of the discussion. Review key ideas that were discussed and explain their significance.

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