3.5 Daily Practice

Andrew adjusted the last belt on his vehicle as he departed from the market place that rested precisely in the center of
town. Everything had to be perfect. A twisted seat belt was Infraction 20631 and resulted in a fine that was far greater than what anyone would want to pay. What was worse was breaking Infraction 41852, forgetting to wear a helmet while driving, which was considered an even worse offense than any seat belt law. It would be many laws to remember, but Andrew preferred this over the lawless society that was once his home. The commander kept things this way. Very few people were allowed admission into the territory, so Andrew considered himself to be lucky.

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This standard asks readers to draw upon themes that are known from traditional stories. In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray
Bradbury, the setting is a utopian society (this is a society that is perfect). What aspects of this text reveal a utopian society as well?

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This standard asks readers to draw upon themes that are known from traditional stories. In Fahrenheit 451 by RayBradbury, the setting is a utopian society (this is a society that is perfect). What aspects of this text reveal a utopian society as well?

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This standard asks readers to draw upon themes that are known from traditional stories. In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray
Bradbury, the setting is a utopian society (this is a society that is perfect). What aspects of this text reveal a utopian society as well?