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Kritik Sosial dalam Berbagai Bentuk

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
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1.

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

a)

Monologue

b)

Dialogue

c)

Anecdote

d)

Poster

e)

Caricature

2.

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

a)

Someone speaking to themselves to convey ideas

b)

Two people exchanging opinions directly

c)

Making insinuations in the form of images

d)

Writing criticism in the form of short humor

e)

Using illustrated billboards

3.

Criticism conveyed through posters has characteristics...

a)

Using short text and attractive images

b)

In the form of a conversation between two characters

c)

Conveyed with jokes on stage

d)

In the form of personal experience stories

e)

Only contains long writings

4.

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

a)

Presents humor that contains a message

b)

Only contains harsh insinuations

c)

Conveyed through billboards

d)

Uses formal sentences without stories

e)

Always in the form of caricature

5.

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

a)

Presents insinuations with jokes that are easy to understand

b)

In the form of posters and colored images

c)

Conveyed through fable stories

d)

Uses formal and serious language

e)

Does not involve the audience

6.

Criticism through caricature is usually presented by...

a)

Drawing characters in an exaggerated style

b)

Writing extensively with scientific data

c)

Creating serious conversations between characters

d)

Conveying complaints directly

e)

Presenting stories without images

7.

Social criticism comics differ from caricatures because...

a)

Using a series of images telling a story with dialogue

b)

Only in the form of one exaggerated character image

c)

Does not have a storyline

d)

Conveyed in the form of colored posters

e)

Always in the form of monologue

8.

Dialogues containing social criticism usually aim to...

a)

Undermine the conversation partner

b)

Subtly criticize societal conditions

c)

Lengthen the story without a message

d)

Abruptly end the conversation

e)

Entertain without meaning

9.

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

a)

Corruption

b)

Environmental issues

c)

Education

d)

Politics

e)

Technology

10.

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

a)

School cleanliness

b)

Discipline and integrity in education

c)

Environmental issues

d)

Stand-up comedy

e)

Political caricature