Which individual's "naïve idea about human equality" does Vonnegut ask the reader to think about while reading the story?
A.Dr King
B.Karl Marx
C.Friedrich Nietzsche
D.Gandhi
In what year was everybody finally equal?
What were the names of Harrison Bergeron's parents?
A.Taylor and Tanya
B.Fred and Veronica
C.George and Hazel
D.Bill and Teresa
What stopped Harrison Bergeron's father from using his above-average intelligence?
A.A shock collar on his neck
B.A mental handicap radio in his ear
C.A clamp on his tongue
D.A brace on his thigh
What were Harrison Bergeron's parents watching on television?
A.Penguins huddling together during a snowstorm
B.A documentary on the Ardennes Offensive
C.An infomercial about a cleaning product
D.Ballerinas dancing
What was unique about all announcers on television?
A.They were naked.
B.They all talked at the same time telling different stories.
C.They were not reading from a script.
D.They had speech impediments.
Where did Harrison Bergeron and his "Empress" kiss?
A.Thirty feet in the air near the ceiling
B.On a boat at sea
C.The top story of the Empire State Building
D.In the middle of Boston Common
What happened to Harrison Bergeron and his "Empress" at the end of the story?
A.They were shot dead by the Handicapper General.
B.They were arrested and sentenced to death after a new amendment was added to the Constitution.
C.They eloped to Italy.
D.They freed Harrison's parents from their stupor.
In what year was "Harrison Bergeron" first published?