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What makes it still worth reading? Audio answer

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What makes it still worth reading? Audio answer

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What did you learn from our study of the novel? Audio answer

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What did you learn from our study of the novel? Audio answer

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Orange= Answering, Why read Fahrenheit 451?
Red= Answering, What makes it still worth reading?
Purple= Answering, What did you learn from our study of the novel?
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Link to slides with billboards: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GKf_iene_dTTSQkNkfmnB8ldeFV7_fM-pkZQmTSae3U/edit?usp=sharing

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(Billboard) This one is an actual billboard meant for futuristic speeders. (That's why it's stretched). It says "know the truth" with the Fahrenheit 451 book cover. It is marketing.

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(Billboard) This one is an actual billboard meant for futuristic speeders. (That's why it's stretched). It says "know the truth" with the Fahrenheit 451 book cover. It is marketing.

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(Billboard) This is an protesting sign for someone like Montag, for being against censorship.

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(Billboard) This is an protesting sign for someone like Montag, for being against censorship.

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(Billboard) I imagine a guy on the street holding this.

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(Billboard) I imagine a guy on the street holding this.

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Books were outlawed because they had different ideas and stuff that was too hard to sensor. So they just burned them. Montag was curious even though he had been burning them his whole career and it turned out to be amazing.

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In Fahrenheit 451 you may think you have freedom in what you choose to do but everything had some influence from the government. Every form of media that the people consumed in the book was censored or controlled by the government and they just thought it was best for them.

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What did you learn from our study of the novel? 

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What did you learn from our study of the novel? 

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I learned that dystopians are my favorite type of genre for media. I learned that government control can be there even when you don't know it. I learned that It's okay to look into what others frown upon because it may not really be that bad.

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Burning books, the parlor, the seashells, and the viewing boxes. All of these have something like them in our world. It teaches you to seek knowledge and stray away from the pack. That is what Montag did when he decided to look into books.

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Burning books, the parlor, the seashells, and the viewing boxes, all of these have some form of government control in them. And in our society today we can see some eire similarities.

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There is nothing else like it. It was made so long ago but several of its predictions were somewhat right, it makes you wonder what else could be right about the future. It offers lessons about the world and teaches you to enjoy the little things.

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Because it teaches about censorship and what can happen when the world has a lot of it. The world becomes less diverse and the government controls everything you see and do.