Visual Literacy - Cartoon - Dr. Frog

What do you think Dr. Frog asks the man to rub on in the first panel?

• Ointment

• Poison

• Anti-aging cream

• sunblock

• peanut butter

What could "rub it" also mean in the context of the cartoon?

• The sound a frog makes

• A sound of being in pain

• The act of rubbing something on your skin.

• rabbit

• raw bite

'Croaked' could have two meanings in the context of the cartoon. What do we call it when this happens in a text?

• Ambiguity

• Paradox

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Dramatic irony

Does Dr. Frog mean 'croaked' literally or figuratively?

• Literally

• Figuratively

• Neither

What does Dr. Frog mean in panel 2 when he says 'croaked...'?

• The patient has died.

• The patient has turned into a frog.

• That he started crying.

• He is telling the man that he will die.

• He is apologising for being a frog.

'Croaked' can be an example of a word that denotes a sound. What do we call this kind of figurative language?

• metaphor

• onomatopoeia

• alliteration

• simile

• euphemism

What emotion is Dr. Frog showing in the final panel?

• anger

• sadness

• anxiety

• boredom

• frustration

Identify the punctuation mark that appears in the both the second and the third panels.

• exclamation mark

• ampersand

• ellipsis

• semi-colon

• hyphen

What do you call the text above and below the panels?

• interlude

• speech bubbles

• footnotes

• annotations

• captions

Why is the last word of the cartoon spelled incorrectly?

• The cartoonist made a mistake.

• It is to show that the frog can't spell or talk properly since he is not human.

• It is a pun or play on words, by having the word 'toad' in it.

• He is nervous because of the women, so he speaks incorrectly.

• The author wants us to fix this mistake,