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Characters
Setting
"Equality"
Literary Devices
100
What was the name of George and Hazels' son?
Who is Harrison Bergeron
100
What year is it?
What is 2081?
100

What were the handicaps used for in the short story "Harrison Bergeron"?

What is to make everyone exactly equal?

100

Find an example of simile in "Harrison Bergeron". Explain how you know.



"'Sounded like somebody hitting a milk bottle with a ball peen hammer' said George."

200
Who was selected as Harrison's "Empress"?
Who is the ballerina?
200
This is where Hazel and George are during the story.
Where is their home, watching TV?
200

Who put the handicap amendments in place?

Who is the Handicapper General?

200

Find an example of personification in Harrison Bergeron. Explain how you know.

"shriek of a door" because doors do not have voices to shriek with.

300
Who regulates handicaps?
Who are the H-G men?
300
This is where Harrison's rebellion set.
Where is a ballet studio?
300

What changes allowed everyone to be made equal?

What are the 211th, 212th, and 213th amendments to the Constitution?

300

Find an example of hyperbole in Harrison Bergeron. Explain how you know.

hyperbole = exagerration

400
Who is Diana Moon Glampers?
Who is the Handicapper General?
400

Where was Harrison sent at just 14 years old? Why?

Jail, because of his abilities.

400

List three handicaps seen in "Harrison Bergeron". Which ability do they neutralize?

What are Headphones for intelligence, masks for beauty, and weights for strength.

400

Find an example of allusion in Harrison Bergeron.

The Handicapper General, Diana Moon Glampers and "He flung his rubber-ball nose, revealed a man that would have awed Thor, the god of Thunder"