Features of Cartoons

Question 1

Select all the true statements.

Accepted Answer

Speech bubbles are a form of direct narration., Speech bubbles provide characters' words, word for word., Thought bubbles give insight into a character's thoughts.

Question 2

What are POLITICAL CARTOONS and what is their purpose?

Accepted Answer

a tool for freedom of expression in which criticism is made through humor., opinionated cartoon about politics, its subjects & current events.

Question 3

The space between panels is known as the...

Accepted Answer

gutter

Question 4

Negative or blank space refers to...

Accepted Answer

the absence of drawn objects in a panel.

Question 5

The practice or art of using an object or a word to represent an abstract idea is...

Accepted Answer

symbolism

Question 6

An objective POV is based on one's opinions and personal perspective.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 7

This cartoon has how many tiers?

Accepted Answer

Three

Question 8

Graphology includes an analysis of the effects of...

Accepted Answer

the words' visual features: font, colour, size or position options.

Question 9

We are not concerned with camera angles when analysing comic strips.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

Dots, lines, exclamation marks, tear drops or any other drawings that depict emotion, motion or sound in a drawing is...

Accepted Answer

emanata

Question 11

Where in the comic strip does the punch line, which offers comic relief, appear?

Accepted Answer

In the final frame.

Question 12

Cartoons are divided into multiple panels called...

Accepted Answer

frames

Question 13

This is an example of a...

Accepted Answer

visual pun

Question 14

Which words describe the most "cartoonified" images on a scale?

Accepted Answer

simple, iconic, subjective, universal and abstract.

Question 15

The combination of rectangular and square panels helps set the reading pace.

Accepted Answer

True

Features of Cartoons

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Features of Cartoons

Questions 15