Setting and Society
Characters
Plot Events
Themes and Ideas
Literary devices
100

The year this takes place

When is 2081

100

Harrison's father's name

Who is George Bergeron? 

100
Activity George and Hazel are doing at the start of the story?
What is watching TV
100

The type of society in which "Harrison Bergeron" is set

What is Dystopian

100

Was the narrator of the story's point of view 1st person, 2nd person, or 3rd person? 

3rd person (omniscient) 

200

These three Constitutional Amendments enforced absolute equality

What are 211th, 212th, and 213th? 

200

Harrison's mother's name

Who is Hazel Bergeron? 

200

Kind of performance interrupted by the news bulletin

What is a ballet

200

Author's main warning or lesson being taught in lesson

Equality can lead to destroying individuality and freedom

200

Situational irony occurs when George forgets something he sees at the end of the story....What event was that? 

George witnesses Harrison's death by the Handicapper General. 

300

Governmental official ensures everyone remains equal

Who is the Handicapper General? 

300

Harrison's age when he escapes prison

What is 14 years old? 

300

Announcement says Harrison is this kind of threat.  

Who is a genius and an athlete who is under-handicapped?

300

Satire is a literary technique (device) that uses exaggeration for criticism

Author's way of writing to teach how individuality is important. 

300

The tone that the author uses in the story it's called deadpan humor or matter of fact - What does the author use this technique to describe

He uses this to describe oppressive laws. 

400

Main tool used to limit intelligent people's thoughts

Mental handicap radio in the ear

400

Hazel's intelligence level compared to others 

What is perfectly average

400

Title Harrison gives himself on live TV

Who is Emperor
400

Difference between fairness and equality shown in the story

Fairness values difference

The story's equality erases those differences. 

400

Buzzing in George's head is an example of this sensory detail

Auditory imagery


500

Explain how beauty is handicapped in this society.

What are masks to hide attractive faces

500

Ballerina Harrison dances with is described this way before removing her handicaps. 

What is clumsy, masked, and weighed down.

500

Immediate consequence of Harrison's rebellion

Harrison and ballerina are shot by the Handicapper General

500

Explain the symbolism of Harrison and the ballerina's dance

Represents beauty, freedom, and human potential when freed from limits.

500

Juxtaposition is when things are placed close together, especially for comparison or contrast. Give an example of where that is used 

The relationship between Harrison and his parents and their reactions to how society is treated them. 

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