Bradbury & Fahrenheit 451

Literature that describes an imaginary ideal world.

Literature that describes an imaginary world that is highly unpleasant.

Literature that describes real historical events.

Literature that describes only futuristic technology.

The end of WWII

The popularity of television

The 1956 Interstate Highway Act

All of the above

Censorship removes a book entirely, while banning only restricts access.

Censorship changes or restricts access to material, while banning completely removes a book from an institution.

Censorship is always done by individuals, while banning is done by groups.

Censorship is temporary, while banning is permanent.

It is the temperature at which water boils

It is the temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns

It is the average temperature of the sun

It is the temperature at which metal melts