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No laughing matter

No laughing matter

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Presentation

English

10th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RL.1.10, RI.11-12.7

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Sonal Bhatia

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2 Slides • 10 Questions

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Unpacking Humour - Political Cartoons and Comic strips

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Multiple Choice

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What is the main purpose of this comic strip?

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To entertain

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To inform

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To critisise society

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To persuade

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Open Ended

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Identify this type of cartoon.

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Open Ended

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Look closely at the two characters in the cartoon. What do you notice about their appearance and expressions? How do these visuals help to convey the message?

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Multiple Choice

Why does the robber change his demand from ‘Gimme all your money’ to ‘Gimme all my money’ after finding out the man is a politician?

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The robber wants more money.

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The robber thinks the politician has stolen public money

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The robber realises he’s made a mistake

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The robber is just confused

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Word Cloud

Can you identify a humorous technique that has been used in this cartoon?

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Multiple Choice

What stereotype is being used in this cartoon, and how does it contribute to the humour?

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The stereotype that politicians are trustworthy and hardworking.

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The stereotype that politicians are corrupt and steal public money.

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The stereotype that robbers are actually politicians in disguise.

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The stereotype that politicians are poor and struggle for money.

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What are Political Cartoons?

media

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Open Ended

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Justify your answer

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Multiple Choice

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The cartoon critiques certain groups for their attitudes toward climate change. Which of these groups is most likely being targeted?

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Environmental activists who support climate action

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General public who are unaware of climate issues

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Politicians and people who ignore or downplay climate change

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Scientists who study climate change data

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Multiple Choice

Why might this cartoon resonate more with today’s audience?

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It reflects ongoing discussions about how we deal with environmental problems

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It shows how people have ignored environmental issues throughout history.

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The cartoon is meant to entertain without sending a serious message

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It points to problems that no longer exist in the modern world.

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Multiple Choice

How might people who are directly affected by climate change (e.g., those living in coastal areas or regions with extreme weather) react to this cartoon?

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They might find it funny but feel frustrated by the inaction it highlights

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They may not understand the message because climate change doesn’t affect them personally.

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They might dismiss it as irrelevant since climate change isn’t a major issue in their region

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They would agree that climate change is not a big concern.

Unpacking Humour - Political Cartoons and Comic strips

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