If someone conveys social criticism in the form of a conversation between two characters, then the text is called...

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Anecdote

• Poster

• Caricature

Social criticism in the form of a monologue is usually conveyed by...

• Someone speaking to themselves to convey ideas

• Two people exchanging opinions directly

• Making insinuations in the form of images

• Writing criticism in the form of short humor

• Using illustrated billboards

Criticism conveyed through posters has characteristics...

• Using short text and attractive images

• In the form of a conversation between two characters

• Conveyed with jokes on stage

• In the form of personal experience stories

• Only contains long writings

An anecdote text is often used for criticism because...

• Presents humor that contains a message

• Only contains harsh insinuations

• Conveyed through billboards

• Uses formal sentences without stories

• Always in the form of caricature

Stand-up comedy often functions as social criticism because...

• Presents insinuations with jokes that are easy to understand

• In the form of posters and colored images

• Conveyed through fable stories

• Uses formal and serious language

• Does not involve the audience

Criticism through caricature is usually presented by...

• Drawing characters in an exaggerated style

• Writing extensively with scientific data

• Creating serious conversations between characters

• Conveying complaints directly

• Presenting stories without images

Social criticism comics differ from caricatures because...

• Using a series of images telling a story with dialogue

• Only in the form of one exaggerated character image

• Does not have a storyline

• Conveyed in the form of colored posters

• Always in the form of monologue

Dialogues containing social criticism usually aim to...

• Undermine the conversation partner

• Subtly criticize societal conditions

• Lengthen the story without a message

• Abruptly end the conversation

• Entertain without meaning

A poster with the phrase 'Don't litter, the earth is not your trash can!' is an example of social criticism against...

• Corruption

• Environmental issues

• Education

• Politics

• Technology

If someone creates a short comic showing a student cheating while the teacher remains silent, then the social criticism displayed is about...

• School cleanliness

• Discipline and integrity in education

• Environmental issues

• Stand-up comedy

• Political caricature