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EIII.4 Review: Satire & Irony
EIII.4 Review: Satire & Irony
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What type of irony is shown in the picture?
dramatic
verbal
all three types
situational
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Representing things out of the usual order and / or utilizing a "plot twist" are considered...
Parody
Exaggeration
Incongruity
Reversal
3
Which satirical tool is BEST demonstrated when Prince Charming finds out Princess Fiona is on her honeymoon?
Parody
Reversal
Incongruity
Exaggerations
4
What is the clearest definition of "tone" in literary analysis?
How the author feels about cheese
How the author feels about the subject of a text
How the author uses satirical tools
How the audience should feel about the subject of a text
5
This video clip demonstrates what?
satire of iphone 5
all of these
parody of iphone 5
actual advertisement of iphone 5
6
___ is when what happens is opposite of what you expect.
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Objective Irony
7
This photo is an example of:
parody
point of view
simile
satire
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This picture represents which satirical tool?
Incongruity
Parody
Exaggeration
Reversal
9
There are three types of Irony. Which of the following answers is NOT a type of irony?
Verbal
Objective
Situational
Dramatic
10
In which sentence is the word "cynical" used most clearly / correctly?
Her cynical personality is endearing.
He's so cynical that he thinks everyone is out to get him.
That girl is cynical.
He made a cynical remark.
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A humorous mood would...
show that the author thinks the subject is serious
make the audience think the text is funny
make the audience feel cynical
show that the author thinks the subject is funny
12
When an author presents something that is absurd in relation to its surroundings they are using
Incongruity
Parody
Reversal
Exaggeration
13
A facetious tone would...
make the audience take something seriously
make the audience feel like making fun of something serious
show the author taking something seriously
show the author making fun of something serious
14
Which satirical tool can BEST be seen in this cartoon?
Exaggeration
Parody
Incongruity
Reversal
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Satire is best used to...
Imitate something
criticize or comment on something
Make jokes
Ridicule something
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In which sentence is the word "facetious" used most clearly / correctly?
Don't be so facetious.
Your facetious remark at the funeral was inappropriate.
The boy made a facetious joke.
The facetious comment was kind.
17
What is this picture meant to do?
Praise ford
Support Ford
Exaggerate Ford
Parody Ford
18
A work is only satirical if it ultimately...
makes you laugh
makes you feel cynical
makes fun of a politician
sends a specific message
19
When you parody something, you are:
praising it to send a message
ignoring it to send a message.
imitating it to send a message
20
What does this image represent?
satire
violence
a parody
point of view
21
Which satirical tool is BEST demonstrated in this excerpt from "Nation Shudders..."?
Reversal
Incongruity
Exaggeration
Parody
22
What is the clearest definition of "mood" in literary analysis?
That one thing.
How the author feels about the subject of a text.
How the audience is supposed to feel about the subject.
A person's state of feeling
23
___ is when the audience knows something that the characters in the scene do not know.
dramatic irony
verbal irony
objective irony
situational irony
24
This picture represents which type of irony?
all three
situational
dramatic
verbal
