Political Cartoon Techniques

Which of these is NOT a political cartoon technique

• Bandwagon

• Labelling

• Analogy

• Exaggeration

• Symbolism

Which of these is techniques uses an image to represent another idea? (Key Word: Represent)

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

• Exaggeration

Which of these is techniques makes a comparison between two unlike things in order to show a similarity between them to help make a point? (Key Word: comparison)

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

• Exaggeration

Which of these is techniques relies on writing text on the cartoon in order to help the reader understand what the cartoon is about? (Key Word: writing)

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

• Exaggeration

Which of these is techniques relies on distorting or changing an image in an extreme way in order to make their point or change a readers mind?

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

• Exaggeration

Which of these techniques is very difficult and Ms. Rachel does not recommend trying to discuss it unless you are SURE it is being used and you can explain how?

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

• Exaggeration

By showing the character carrying a comically large stack of papers, we understand his work load is heavy. This best fits what technique?

• Exaggeration

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

By writing "Welcome back to School" and "Everything but homework cutbacks" the author is using which technique?

• Exaggeration

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

By comparing the start of WWI to a fist fight among countries, the author is best using?

• Exaggeration

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling

By representing the countries as people, the author is best using?

• Exaggeration

• Symbolism

• Analogy

• Irony

• Labelling