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A quick look at political cartoon techniques for year 9 Political studies
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1
What issue is the basis of this cartoon?
women performing wedding ceremonies
politicians agreeing that same sex couples can marry
weddings are expensive
the same sex marriage debate
2
What is the issue featured in this cartoon?
the legal age students can leave school
a lack of funding for government schools
the loss of student identity in school
the power of teachers over students
3
The subject of a political cartoon is nearly always?
government policies and decisions
famous actors, singers and other entertainers
significant people, events or issues in the news
popular films and television programs
4
What term refers to a question that has an obvious answer (e.g. Who wouldn't want to be rich?)
rhetorical question
obvious question
ignorant question
metaphorical question
5
What is the subject of 'satire' in this cartoon?
how some Australians may be excluded from Australia Day
Australia is a multicultural society
how Australians like to party
how some Australians celebrate Australia Day
6
What term refers to a common or everyday saying such as "He's as angry as a cut snake".
bias
stereotype
allusion
cliche
7
What persuasive language technique is featured in this cartoon (that adds to the humour)?
alliteration
inclusive language
hyperbole
repetition
8
What term refers to exaggeration in a cartoon (e.g. "I've told you a million times ...")
hyperbole
analogy
irony
contention
9
Pauline Hanson drawn as a phoenix (after winner a seat at the last election) is an example of?
symbolism
parody
caricature
bias
10
What term refers to the time and place a cartoon is set in to help you understand the issue?
cliche
contention
satire
context
11
Who is the target audience of this cartoon (think about who the upside down character is) ?
The Australian Tax Payer
Australian rope makers
Australian doctors
The Australian Government
12
This cartoon about teenage loners and the dangers of internet extremism is an example of ...?
cliche
allusion
bias
black humour
13
What is the issue on which this cartoon is based?
Australia's carbon emissions compared to other countries
Aust's climate change policy compared to other countries
Julia Gillard is a woman of action
Australia builds the best chimneys
14
What term refers to identifying individuals or groups based on appearance, race, religion etc?
stereotypes
symbolism
satire
black humour
15
As the sign contradicts the caption (what is said), this cartoon features an example of ...?
irony
symbolism
bias
satire
16
What is the contention of the cartoonist in this cartoon?
politicians should not call people 'bastards'
immigrants are often used as 'scapegoats' by politicians
politicians use immigration as an issue to get votes
all immigrants are evil
17
Caricature: What features does this cartoon emphasise?
Obama's and Clinton's bodies
Obama's and Clinton's facial features
protest signs
the background crowd
18
Referring to the Harry Potter films, this cartoon is an example of ...?
stereotype
irony
parody
satire
19
What stereotype is featured in this cartoon?
women having equal opportunities
women as housewives
women having equal representation in Government
women wearing gender specific clothing
20
What term refers to making fun of foolish behaviour or wrongdoing (e.g. texting whilst driving)
bias
satire
stereotype
black humour
21
What term is given to drawing cartoons based on famous films, television shows, songs, plays?
parody
cliche
symbolism
context
22
What is the cliché in this cartoon?
"Put our rods away Joe"
A house under water
"A fish out of water"
Julia Gillard's red hair
23
What is the issue featured in this cartoon?
which country will be contracted to build our submarines
where politicians like to purchase lunch
where in Australia the submarines will be built
who will pay for Australia's new submarines
24
What issue is featured in this cartoon (a few years ago with the leaders of Aust & Indonesia)?
exchange of tourists between the countries
Australian students visiting Indonesia
Indonesian students visiting Australia
Australia spying on Indonesia by tapping their phones
25
What is the connotation implied in this cartoon featuring Kim Jong Un?
he commands the respect of his people
he has great power but treats it like a game
he enjoys playing computer games
he is acting like a dangerous child
26
What issue is the basis of this cartoon?
dogs travelling in the back of utes
the danger of terrorism
the danger of bush fire
life in the outback
27
What 'context' would help to explain this cartoon featuring the Labour party as a sinking ship?
Liberal Party likely to lose an upcoming election
Australian ship builders going out of business
the Australian Navy about to go into battle
Labour Party likely to lose an upcoming election
28
What term refers to colours, shapes, objects, animals or other 'things' that represent ideas?
opinion
parody
irony
symbolism
29
What term refers to a comparing two similar things (e.g. sport / business & strong leadership)?
irony
hyperbole
analogy
connotation
30
This cartoon is an example of ...?
stereotype
satire
parody
cliche
31
What is the subject of bias in this cartoon?
sport in general
The A.F.L
Adelaide Crows
Richmond Tigers
32
What term refers to the 'message the cartoonist / author is trying to convey to the reader'?
tone
context
contention
caption
33
Caricature refers to …
The message the cartoonist is trying to convey to the reader
A barely recognisable illustration of a real person
A distortion and exaggeration of someone’s appearance
The people featured in a cartoon
34
What is the context of this cartoon?
an angry security guard
the Rio Olympic Games in 2016
an airport security detector
a group of sad athletes
35
What term refers to the additional meanings to the way people and things are drawn in cartoons?
connotation
context
hyperbole
bias
36
What is the cartoonist's contention in this cartoon?
attention should be paid to illegal immigration by plane
illegal immigration by boats has been exaggerated
planes are now dangerously large
politicians are focused on the issue of illegal immigration
37
What issue is the basis of this cartoon?
The Genie in the film Aladdin is a fantastic character
You have to live a good life to enter Heaven
All angels have wings and beards
Celebrating the career of Robin Williams after he died
38
What term refers to leaning to one side of an argument, usually based on emotion and not fact?
analogy
bias
stereotype
cliche
39
Refers to when the literal meaning of what is said or shown is the opposite of what is meant?
black humour
irony
analogy
bias
40
What does this symbol represent?
peace
lightning
harmony
radioactive
