Answer: b. The absurdity of Harrison's exaggerated handicaps ridicules society's obsession with equality.
Explanation: in "Harrison Bergeron" the author describes a world where everyone is equal, nobody is better than anyone else in any sense. To achieve this, they make the people wear handicaps that inhibit their special gifts (singing well, good looking appearance, intelligence, etc). Harrison was specially gifted in many areas, so he had to wear a lot of handicaps, this ridicules the society's obsession with equality (they equalized the people in the lowest level).
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i think it's the third answer:)
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the second sentence can I get brainliest, please
Well usually when I'm doing a report I would develop well thought out paper and before that analyse the pages and facts.
