25. throughout this short story bradbury's diction underscores his concern for the future, he chooses words and images
that suggest a dire outlook. modern conveniences and advanced inventions could strip humankind of its humanity. an
author's tone influences the reader's mood, and bradbury wants his readers to question progress and what it is and what it
does. the police car is "a cell, a little black jail, harsh antiseptic, hard and metallic." the car is devoid of
bradbury speculates if this could be a prediction for the future.
a human beings b. a steering wheel c. padded seats
d. a gps