Part A: The correct answer is first statement. The major
theme of “Harrison Bergeron” written by Kurt Vonnegut is that close-minded
people are a threat to beauty, individuality, and self-expression. In this short
story, Kurt wanted to present that total equality isn’t always good by creating
a dystopia in which, to achieve equality, close-minded people are targeting
intelligent, strong and beautiful people and strip them of their extraordinary
characteristics. Those who represent individualism are being handicapped by Handicapper
General so that others won’t feel inferior.
Part B: Evidence from the text that best represents answer
in part A is the second one. By describing how hard government is working to
make everyone equal, Vonnegut is directing reader’s attention on the concept of
dystopian society to show how cruel it can be on those with “extraordinary
characteristics”. Close-minded people feel inferior to individualists and by
trying to be equal to them they treat their beauty, intelligence and strength,
instead of trying to achieve more.
Explanation:
hope this answer is useful.. I just answered it roughly!
Hey is an interjection so B
True note cards and sources cards are used to help break down information so you can put it back together for writings and ect
Answer:
i play tennis, and before a match it's customary to practice with your opponent. it gives you a chance to see how to the other player plays the game. plus if you're practicing it's not competitive, it's cooperative. so you aren't trying to beat each other at practice.
