f451 Lesson

Thinking about the video, the questions, and the quote that you pulled, do you believe Guy did the right thing or should he have not questioned the "norm". What would be different if he did not?

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Please have answered by tomorrow

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Fahrenheit 451 "Banned Books" On Your Own Day: Today you will be reflecting on the book that we have just read by Ray Bradbury and discussing whether or not the banning of books was necessary or too precautious. In the rest of today's lesson there will points and which you will be asked questions and points that you should be searching for key ideas in passages.

Question One: Please Find a quote in F451 by Guy that makes him question the "norms" 

Question two: Why is question the norm good sometimes? 