Sarcasm, Satire and Irony

What is this image satirizing?

• the overuse of technology today

• the danger of playgrounds

• the lack of education for young children

• the expense of iPhones today

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verbal irony

• sarcasm

• doing the opposite of what is expected

• when the audience knows more than the characters

• humor

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satire always _______ while parody does not

• criticizes

• mimics

• is funny

• uses slapstick humor

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• parody
• satire

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• parody
• satire

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• parody
• satire

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Twain most often uses _______ to create satire.

• irony

• parody

• sarcasm

• dialect

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Huck's plan for freeing Jim is smarter than Tom's.

• irony

• hypocrisy

• satire

• parody

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imitation for humor

• parody

• satire

• irony

• dialect

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Mark Twain uses Tom Sawyer's escape plan to satirize . . .

• romantic literature.

• realism.

• hypocrisy.

• racism.

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