What even is an interloper?
That one where the guy goes crazy...
Walking? Just walking?
Somebody call 911
Equality and Justice for All
100

What is the fate of the two main characters?

Eaten by Wolves


100

Who wrote the short story?

Edgar Allan Poe

100

What is the character's name?

Leonard Mead

100

Who is the fire chief?

Beatty

100
Who wears the handicaps in the Bergeron household?

George

200
Who are the two main characters?

Georg and Ulrich

200

What is the main character's name?

He isn't given one

200

What does Mead say the streets resemble?

A desert

200

What is the job of the firemen?

To burn books

200

What does Harrison do to rebel?

Takes off his handicaps

300

What literary device is represented through the wine flask?

Symbolism

300

Is the heartbeat that the narrator is hearing real?

No

300

How are the houses in the story described?

Tombs, ill-lit by television

300

What literary device does Beatty use repeatedly to describe the setting?

Metaphors

300

The society of Harrison Bergeron is a...

Dystopia

400

Who is the author of the story?

Saki

400

What is scaring the narrator?

The eye of the old man

400

Who is in the police car?

No one

400

What has replaced the books in society? (Two answers)

Short versions of the books and parlor walls

400

What plot device does the author use to push the story along and create suspense?

Linear plot with flashbacks

500
Who are the true interlopers in the story? Who are they interloping on?

Ulrich and Georg, interloping on Nature

500

What literary devices is used to represent the narrator's guilt? (There are two)

Repetition and sensory details

500

What did Leonard Mead do to avoid people looking at him while he walks?

Changes his shoes from hard heels to soft soles

500

What does Beatty say the world has become full of?

Eyes, mouths, and elbows

500

Who wrote the original story?

Kurt Vonnegut

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