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English HL Visual literacy: Cartoons
English HL Visual literacy: Cartoons
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1
The husband is very interested in what his wife has to say.
True
False
2
What is the mood in this frame?
Peaceful and quiet.
Eerie and scary.
Angry, worried and upset.
Romantic and loving.
3
Which visual clues tell us that he is upset and worried? Choose the most correct answer.
By his wide-open eyes, raised eyebrows and wide open mouth.
By his facial expression.
By the colour of his shirt.
By the way he is staring into the woman's eyes.
4
Eve says that jogging is for the madams'
own
good but she is actually doing it to benefit herself. This is called....
...a pun.
...satire.
...irony.
...a hyperbole.
5
Who looks upset and worried?
The man
The woman
6
Which word describes Eve's mood in frame 1?
disbelieving
suspicious
joyful
angry
7
Madam and Edith have gotten used to Eve doing everything for them.
True
False
8
The woman stares at the man in ...
shock and disbelief
love and understanding
anger and frustration
excitement
9
Madam and Edith are very excited to go jogging.
False
True
10
The cartoon is funny because...
...the lady next door is misunderstanding the situation.
...it is strange to see Madam and Edith running after Eve.
...all of the above.
...the two madams are very unfit.
11
Describe the setting of the scene
The furniture and decorations make it look like a library.
The furniture and decorations make it look like someone's home.
The furniture and decorations make it look like a shop.
The furniture and decorations make it look like a school.
12
Madam & Eve highlights and ridicules human and political weakness. This means that the cartoon is an example of...
...a hyperbole
...irony
...a pun
...satire
13
Eve's tone in this frame is...
...joyful.
...encouraging.
...mocking.
...angry.
14
The humour in this cartoon is ...
Sarcasm using a pun
Sarcasm using irony
Satire using a pun
Satire using irony
15
The little "clouds" hanging in the air tells us that ...
... it is very dusty.
...Eve took off at a high speed.
...no-one knows where Eve is going.
... it is going to rain.
16
Describe the setting and background in this frame.
Eve's house.
Madam's bedroom.
Madam's living room.
17
The vertical lines behind each lady means...
...they are moving forward quite fast.
...they are losing hair as they are jogging.
...that they are jumping up and down.
...their phones in their back pockets are set on vibrate.
18
This cartoon comments on how social media has become the way we communicate with each other, even when we're together.
True
False
19
The word "jogging" is bolded in Eve's speach to place emphasis on the word.
True
False
20
The text tells us that the two ladies are out of breath. This is contradicted by their wide eyes and puffed-up cheeks.
True
False
21
The man could have spent the time he wasted checking the woman's social media, to really look for her.
Read the description carefully.
Read the description carefully.
