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    This document contains 4 pre-reading questions about the short story "Harrison Bergeron" that ask the reader to reflect on why equality is valued in America, what equality means and looks like, whether equality exists in the United States, and whether ignorance is bliss.

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    This document contains 4 pre-reading questions about the short story "Harrison Bergeron" that ask the reader to reflect on why equality is valued in America, what equality means and looks like, whether equality exists in the United States, and whether ignorance is bliss.

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    This document contains 4 pre-reading questions about the short story "Harrison Bergeron" that ask the reader to reflect on why equality is valued in America, what equality means and looks like, whether equality exists in the United States, and whether ignorance is bliss.

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    Name:_____________

    “Harrison Bergeron”
    Pre-Reading Questions

    1. Why do you think so many American value equality? Why is equality important?

    2. In your own words, what does equality mean? What does it “look” like?

    3. Do you think there is equality in the United States? Explain.

    4. There’s an old saying, “Ignorance is bliss.” Do you agree with this statement?
    Why/why not?

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