1. IT WAS A PLEASURE TO BURN.
IT WAS A SPECIAL PLEASURE TO SEE THINGS EATEN, TO SEE THINGS BLACKENED
AND CHANGED. WITH THE BRASS NOZZLE IN HIS FISTS, WITH THIS GREAT PYTHON SPITTING
ITS VENOMOUS KEROSENE UPON THE WORLD, THE BLOOD POUNDED IN HIS HEAD, AND
HIS HANDS WERE THE HANDS OF SOME AMAZING CONDUCTOR PLAYING ALL THE
SYMPHONIES OF BLAZING AND BURNING TO BRING DOWN THE TATTERS AND CHARCOAL
RUINS OF HISTORY. WITH HIS SYM- BOLIC HELMET NUMBERED 451 ON HIS STOLID HEAD,
AND HIS EYES ALL ORANGE FLAME WITH THE THOUGHT OF WHAT CAME NEXT, HE FLICKED
THE IGNITER AND THE HOUSE JUMPED UP IN A GORGING FIRE THAT BURNED THE EVENING
SKY RED AND YELLOW AND BLACK. HE STRODE IN A SWARM OF FIREFLIES. HE WANTED
ABOVE ALL, LIKE THE OLD JOKE, TO SHOVE A MARSHMALLOW ON A STICK IN THE
FURNACE, WHILE THE FLAPPING PIGEON-WINGED BOOKS DIED ON THE PORCH AND LAWN
OF THE HOUSE. WHILE THE BOOKS WENT UP IN SPARKLING WHIRLS AND BLEW AWAY ON A
WIND TURNED DARK WITH BURNING.
2. NOZZLE
N: a short tube that is put on the end of a hose or pipe to control the way a liquid or gas flows out.
STOLID
V: showing little or no emotion : not easily excited or upset.
KEROSENE
N: a type of oil that is burned as a fuel.
VENOM
N: poison that is produced by an animal (such as a snake) and used to kill or injure another animal usually
through biting or stinging.
N: a very strong feeling of anger or hatred.
GORGING
N: a deep, narrow area between hills or mountains
V: to eat large amounts of food
V: to fill (something) completely.
3. STRIDE PAST TENSE VERSION (STRODE)
V: to walk with very long steps
N: a change or improvement that brings someone closer to a
goal
RUINS
N: to damage (something) so badly that it is no longer useful,
valuable, enjoyable, etc. : to spoil or destroy (something)
N: the remaining pieces of something that was destroyed
FLAP
N: a flat piece of material that is attached to something on one
side and that can be easily moved
V: the movement or sound of something that is moving up and
down or back and forth
framing
4. NOZZLE
N: a ________ tube that is put on the end of a hose or pipe to control the way a liquid or gas ______ out
STOLID
V: showing ______ or _____ ________ : not easily excited or upset
KEROSENE
N: a type of ________ that is burned as a fuel
VENOM
N: _________ that is produced by an animal (such as a snake) and used to _________ or _________ another
animal usually through biting or stinging
N: a very ________ feeling of anger or __________.
GORGING
N: a deep, narrow area between hills or mountains
V: to _____ ________ amounts of food.
V: to ________ (something) ___________.
5. STRIDE PAST TENSE VERSION (STRODE)
V: to _________ with very ________ steps.
N: a change or ____________ that brings someone _________ to a _________.
RUINS
V: to ________ (something) so badly that it is no longer useful, valuable, enjoyable, etc.
N: the __________ ___________ of something that was __________.
FLAP
N: a flat piece of material that is attached to something on one side and that can be easily moved
V: the movement or sound of something that is moving up and down or back and forth
framing
6.
7. 2. the brass nozzle in his fists, with this great python spitting its venomous
kerosene upon the world
4- Which lines represent the
author’s feelings. Which
ones represent Montag’s.
1-
It
was
a
special
pleasure
to
see
things
eaten,
to
see
things
blackened
and
changed.
3-
,
the
blood
pounded
in
his
head,
and
his
hands
were
the
hands
of
some
amazing
conductor
playing
all
the
symphonies
of
blazing
and
burning
How does the
imagery make
me feel?
12. Exciting / happy/ comforting
Interesting / awe inspiring
helpful/ impressive/ exciting
Talk with you buddy. How does the
imagery make you feel?
Scary/ dangerous / disturbing /
dishonest / dishonest
The imagery makes me feel_________________,
because _______________
15. 2. the brass nozzle in
his fists, with this great
python spitting its
venomous kerosene
upon the world
16. Exciting / happy/ comforting
Interesting / awe inspiring
helpful/ impressive/ exciting
Talk with you buddy. How does the
imagery make you feel?
Scary/ dangerous / disturbing /
dishonest /
The imagery makes me feel_________________,
because _______________
20. Exciting / happy/ comforting
Interesting / awe inspiring
helpful/ impressive/ exciting
Talk with you buddy. How does the
imagery make you feel?
Scary/ dangerous / disturbing /
dishonest / dishonest
The imagery makes me feel_________________,
because _______________
Some one might feel the imagery is ________
21.
22. Snakes
burning
a conductor
Which imagery represent The authors feeling
about the situation (Ray Bradbury) and which
imagery represent the characters feelings
about the situation?
I think that the imagery of ___________represents _____________ Perspective.
I think that the imagery of ___________, and _____________represents _____________ Perspective.
23. 2. HE FLICKED THE IGNITER AND THE HOUSE JUMPED UP IN A GORGING FIRE
THAT BURNED THE EVENING SKY RED AND YELLOW AND BLACK.
4. How does Montag seem
to feel about what he has
done?
1.
WITH
HIS
SYMBOLIC
HELMET
NUMBERED
451
ON
HIS
STOLID
HEAD,
AND
HIS
EYES
ALL
ORANGE
FLAME
WITH
THE
THOUGHT
OF
WHAT
CAME
NEXT,
3.
HE
STRODE
IN
A
SWARM
OF
FIREFLIES.
HE
WANTED
ABOVE
ALL,
LIKE
THE
OLD
JOKE,
TO
SHOVE
A
MARSHMALLOW
ON
A
STICK
IN
THE
FURNACE,
What is Montage
doing. How does
he feel about it?
24. 1. WITH HIS SYMBOLIC
HELMET NUMBERED 451 ON
HIS STOLID HEAD, AND HIS
EYES ALL ORANGE FLAME
WITH THE THOUGHT OF
WHAT CAME NEXT,
26. Talk with you buddy. Do you think what
comes next is a good thing or a bad thing?
Why?
I think he is about to do something ________
Because
Exciting / happy/ comforting
Interesting / awe inspiring
helpful/ impressive/ exciting/
Scary/ dangerous / disturbing
/ dishonest
good bad
27. 2. HE FLICKED THE IGNITER
AND THE HOUSE JUMPED UP
IN A GORGING FIRE THAT
BURNED THE EVENING SKY
RED AND YELLOW AND
BLACK.
32. 3. HE STRODE IN A SWARM
OF FIREFLIES. HE WANTED
ABOVE ALL, LIKE THE OLD
JOKE, TO SHOVE A
MARSHMALLOW ON A STICK
IN THE FURNACE,
33. Talk with you buddy. How does the
imagery make you feel?
The imagery seems ____________
The imagery Might make you feel_________________, because
_______________
34. How does Montag seem to feel about
what he has done?
Montag seems to feels ______________ about setting
the house on fire
Montage seems to be _____________ about what he
has done
35. 2. HE WANTED ABOVE ALL, LIKE THE OLD JOKE, TO SHOVE A MARSHMALLOW ON A
STICK IN THE FURNACE, WHILE THE FLAPPING PIGEON-WINGED BOOKS DIED ON
THE PORCH AND LAWN OF THE HOUSE.
The imagery seems to convey or symbolize the death of ___________
While the “sparkling whirls” remind you of ___________
Which are usually used to __________
4What is dying?________
How does Montag feel about what he is doing?
Do you think Montag is the hero or the villain?
1.
What
do
birds
often
symbolize?
Think
“
I’m
_____________
as
a
bird?
3.
WHILE
THE
BOOKS
WENT
UP
IN
SPARKLING
WHIRLS
AND
BLEW
AWAY
ON
A
WIND
TURNED
DARK
WITH
BURNING
The main
character seems
like a _________
36. 1. WHILE THE FLAPPING PIGEON-
WINGED BOOKS DIED ON
THE PORCH AND LAWN OF THE
HOUSE. WHILE THE BOOKS
WENT UP IN SPARKLING WHIRLS
AND BLEW AWAY ON A WIND
TURNED DARK WITH BURNING.
38. 2. Talk with you buddy. Analyze the
passage?
The imagery seems to convey or symbolize the death of
___________
While the “sparkling whirls” remind you of ___________
Which are usually used to __________
40. 3. HE WANTED ABOVE ALL, LIKE
THE OLD JOKE, TO SHOVE A
MARSHMALLOW ON A STICK IN
THE FURNACE, WHILE THE
FLAPPING PIGEON-WINGED
BOOKS DIED ON THE PORCH
AND LAWN OF THE HOUSE.
44. Talk with your
buddy. Answer
these quesitons
4What is dying? ________
How does Montag feel about what he is doing?
Do you think Montag is the hero or the villain?
