Literary Devices
Plot events
Vocabulary
Plot terms
100

a work that uses humor to explore the flaws in institutions, social rules, and ideas

Satire

100

the H-G men took George and Hazel's son away

Exposition

100

state of having the same quantity

equality

100

the highest point of tension

Climax

200
Harrison tore the straps of his handicap harness like wet tissue paper ...

Simile

200

the tv announcer can't speak so a ballerina takes over

Rising Action

200

without beginning or end

timeless

200

when the conflict is worked out

resolution

300

mental radios, heavy weights represent

Symbolism; Symbols of government oppression

300

Diana Moon Glampers kills them

Falling Action

300

well balanced arrangement of parts

calibrated

300

sequence of events after the climax

Falling Action

400

Harrison Bergeron represents

Freedom

400

George goes to the kitchen for a beer & Hazel forgets

Resolution

400

adjusting so as to move the same way

synchronizing

400

being introduced to the characters and setting

exposition

500

the government enforces equality; yet society has an oppressively unequal totalitarian order

irony

500

Harrison declares himself the emperor

Climax

500

not acted upon by gravity

weightlessness

500

sequence of events where the tension increases

rising action
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