How do Hazel's comments in Harrison Bergeron contribute to Vonnegut's critique of society in the United States?
a) They illustrate the absurdity of trying to make everyone the same.
b) They emphasize the importance of having compassion for others.
c) They emphasize the importance of doing one's best.
d) They illustrate the need for laws that enforce equality.
How does Harrison Bergeron's physical description help to create satire?
a) The contrast of military neatness with Harrison's appearance highlights the importance of sameness.
b) The absurdity of Harrison's exaggerated handicaps ridicules society's obsession with equality.
c) The humorous description of Harrison's appearance suggests that good looks are unimportant.
d) The numerous handicaps issued to Harrison criticize society's obsession with superficial appearances.
