Harrison Bergeron

Front

What is the main theme of 'Harrison Bergeron'?

Back

The dangers of making everyone equal.

Front

Describe the mood of the Bergeron household.

Back

Subdued.

Front

Who does Harrison Bergeron conflict with?

Back

The government.

Front

Why does Hazel want George to take a break from his handicaps?

Back

He is looking worn out and tired.

Front

What is the overall mood of the story 'Harrison Bergeron'?

Back

Tense.

Front

What literary device is primarily used in 'Harrison Bergeron' to convey its themes?

Back

Satire.

Front

How does the government enforce equality in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

Back

Through physical and mental handicaps.

Front

What is the significance of Harrison's rebellion in the story?

Back

It represents the struggle for individuality and freedom.

Front

What role do handicaps play in the society depicted in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

Back

They are used to suppress individual talents and abilities.

Front

How does the character of George Bergeron respond to the handicaps imposed on him?

Back

He accepts them without question, reflecting societal conformity.