Harrison Bergeron

What is the main theme of 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• The danger of absolute equality

• The struggle for power and control

• The importance of individuality

• The benefits of absolute equality

In 'Harrison Bergeron', what is the government's solution to achieving equality?

• Banning all forms of education and skill development

• Encouraging competition and rewarding excellence

• Providing extra resources to individuals who are below average

• Enforcing handicaps on individuals who are above average in any way.

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

• Through the use of handicaps.

• Through strict laws and regulations.

• Through education and awareness programs.

• Through genetic modification.

What is the significance of the handicaps in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• The handicaps are used to enforce equality among individuals and prevent anyone from standing out or being superior to others.

• The handicaps are used to promote individuality and creativity.

• The handicaps are used to punish individuals who are inferior to others.

• The handicaps are used to reward individuals who are superior to others.

What does the character of Harrison Bergeron represent in the story?

• Equality and conformity

• Ignorance and apathy

• Individuality and the desire for freedom

• Strength and power

How does the story 'Harrison Bergeron' satirize the concept of equality?

• The story 'Harrison Bergeron' satirizes the concept of equality by suggesting that inequality is necessary for progress.

• The story 'Harrison Bergeron' satirizes the concept of equality by showing that true equality is impossible to achieve.

• The story 'Harrison Bergeron' satirizes the concept of equality by promoting the idea that everyone should be exactly the same.

• The story 'Harrison Bergeron' satirizes the concept of equality by portraying a dystopian society where everyone is forced to be equal through the use of handicaps.

What is the role of individuality in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• The role of individuality is to create chaos and disorder.

• The role of individuality is to emphasize the importance of conformity.

• The role of individuality is to highlight the oppressive nature of the society.

• The role of individuality is to promote equality in the society.

How does the society in 'Harrison Bergeron' suppress individuality?

• Through the use of technology and surveillance.

• By promoting creativity and self-expression.

• By encouraging competition and individual achievement.

• Through the use of handicaps and enforced equality.

What is the message or critique of conformity in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• Conformity promotes equality and fairness.

• Conformity enhances creativity and innovation.

• Conformity encourages personal growth and fulfillment.

• Conformity leads to the suppression of individuality and potential.

How does the author use satire in 'Harrison Bergeron' to comment on society?

• The author uses satire to criticize the idea of forced equality in society.

• The author uses satire to highlight the benefits of inequality in society.

• The author uses satire to promote the idea of forced equality in society.

• The author uses satire to depict a society without any form of equality.