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Satire, Parody and Irony
Satire, Parody and Irony
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A Modest Proposal was written by satirist:
Tom Slick
Gulliver Swift
John Smith
Jonathan Swift
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Although humor is used, the intent of this genre is to be harsh:
point of view
parody
irony
satire
3
This video clip demonstrates what?
actual advertisement of iphone 5
all of these
parody of iphone 5
satire of iphone 5
4
This video clip gives an example of what?
situational irony
verbal irony
ironing your clothes
dramatic irony
5
What was the modest proposal made by satirist Jonathan Swift to the wealthy class of Ireland?
work harder
eat children
buy American
vacation in Paris
6
A criticism of a circumstance in society that needs to be changed is called:
parody
point of view
irony
satire
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There are three types of Irony. Which of the following answers is NOT a type of irony?
Situational
Verbal
Dramatic
Conversational
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What genre is this video clip referring to?
parody
satire
generALly
irony
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This picture represents which type of irony?
all three
situational
dramatic
verbal
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A parody does NOT do which of the following?
imitate
mimic something to comment on it
incite social change
entertain
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When you parody someone, you are:
answering them
talking to them
encouraging them
imitating them
12
This logo parodies what product?
Fiat
Chevy
Honda
Ford
13
In the Modest Proposal, the word melancholy describes the Irish people, meaning they are:
eating melons
poor
sad
bad
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This photo is an example of:
satire
point of view
simile
parody
15
What literary device does this image represent?
a parody
violence
satire
point of view
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An author can use SATIRE to communicate what?
an imitation of something
a comment on something specific
entertainment
point of view
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In the Modest Proposal, who was the author trying to ridicule with his satire?
the wealthy
the hungry
the children
the poor
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When the audience knows but the characters in the scene do not know, this is called:
dramatic irony
parody
verbal irony
situational irony
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This pictures represents which literary device?
satire
parody
pearody
apple
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What type of irony is shown in the picture?
verbal
dramatic
all three types
situational