Homework: February 1st

Dear Parents/Guardians, Please assist your child with the homework and sign at the bottom of the page.

English Language Arts:
Homework
Today we continued to speak about Fahrenheit 451. We spoke about what a protagonist is and who the protagonist in the novel is.

Level 1:
1. What is a protagonist?
A) the editor
B) the author
C) the main character


2. Who is the protagonist in Fahrenheit 451?
A) Scout Finch
B) Arnold Spirit
C) Guy Montag




Level 2:
1.      What is a protagonist?
2.      Who is the protagonist in Fahrenheit 451?



Level 3:
1.      What is a protagonist?
2.      Who is the protagonist in Fahrenheit 451
3. Describe what his job is in the book.




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