Harrison Bergeron Quotes

How is the word "equality" used in "Harrison Bergeron?"

• to signify our common ground as human beings

• to show that race doesn't matter

• to mean that class doesn't matter

• to mean that people are the same in every possible way

In "Harrison Bergeron" ___ proclaims: "I am the Emporer."

• George

• the Handicapped General

• Hazel

• Harrison

• Diana Moon Glampers

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In "Harrison Bergeron" George rejects Hazel's suggestion to rest his handicap bag for a while or even to take a few lead balls out of the bag to make it lighter because ___.

• If he gets caught he would be fined two thousand dollars.

• If he gets caught he would have to spend two years in jail.

• He thinks it's wrong to cheat the law.

• He thinks that pretty soon we'd be right back to the dark ages if people got away with it.

• All of the above.

In 'Harrison Bergeron', what is the main purpose of the handicaps imposed on individuals?

• To ensure everyone is equal in every aspect

• To promote competition

• To encourage diversity

• To enhance individual talents

Which character in 'Harrison Bergeron' is described as having 'a tremendous pair of earphones, and spectacles with thick wavy lenses'?

• George Bergeron

• Harrison Bergeron

• Hazel Bergeron

• Diana Moon Glampers

What does the character Harrison Bergeron declare himself to be when he removes his handicaps?

• A king

• A god

• An emperor

• A hero

In 'Harrison Bergeron', what is the significance of the dance performed by Harrison and the ballerina?

• It symbolizes freedom and individuality

• It represents conformity

• It shows the power of the government

• It highlights the beauty of handicaps

What is the role of Diana Moon Glampers in 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• She is a ballerina

• She is the Handicapper General

• She is Harrison's mother

• She is a news reporter

How does the story 'Harrison Bergeron' end?

• Harrison becomes the ruler

• Harrison is killed

• Harrison escapes

• Harrison is imprisoned

What is the primary theme of 'Harrison Bergeron'?

• The dangers of total equality

• The benefits of technology

• The importance of family

• The power of love