12 Questions
What was the result of the 211th, 212th, and 213th Amendments to the Constitution?
The elimination of all forms of inequality
Why did George have to wear a little mental handicap radio in his ear?
To prevent him from taking unfair advantage of his intelligence
What was the purpose of the sharp noise sent by the government transmitter?
To keep people like George from taking unfair advantage of their brains
Why did Hazel have tears on her cheeks?
She was feeling sentimental about her son
What was the occupation of the agents who took Harrison away?
Agents of the United States Handicapper General
What was the issue with the month of April?
It was not springtime
What were the ballerinas burdened with?
Sashweights and bags of birdshot
Why did the two out of the eight ballerinas collapse to the studio floor?
They were overwhelmed by the loud noise
What was Hazel's reaction to the loud noise?
She exclaimed 'Boy!'
What was George's son, Harrison, doing?
He was in jail
What did Hazel suggest George do with his handicap bag?
Rest it on the pillows
What did Hazel resemble?
The Handicapper General
Test your understanding of Kurt Vonnegut's classic short story, 'Harrison Bergeron', which explores a dystopian future where equality is enforced by the government. How well do you know this thought-provoking tale of a society that values sameness above all else?
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