Satire

True or False: Satire only applies to literature.

• True

• False

• Only in novels

• Only in poetry

What is a common target of satire?

• Social norms, politics, and human behavior.

• Scientific discoveries and inventions.

• Historical events and figures.

• Natural disasters and climate change.

What does the term 'Irony' mean in satire?

• A contrast between expectation and reality.

• A form of exaggeration for comedic effect.

• A technique used to create suspense.

• A method of direct criticism.

Define Parody.

• A serious and dramatic representation of a theme.

• A humorous or satirical imitation of a particular work or style.

• An original work that has no relation to existing styles.

• A formal critique of a literary piece.

What is Inversion in satire?

• A technique that reverses the expected order or situation.

• A method of exaggerating characteristics for comedic effect.

• A form of irony that highlights contradictions.

• A style of writing that uses complex language and structure.

What is the main purpose of Satire?

• To entertain the audience.

• To bring about change.

• To confuse the reader.

• To provide historical context.

What is Satire?

• A form of humor that uses incongruity, irony, parody, exaggeration to mock vices and folly.

• A serious literary work that explores deep philosophical questions.

• A type of poetry that focuses on nature and beauty.

• A narrative style that emphasizes realism and everyday life.

What is the role of humor in satire?

• To entertain without any deeper meaning.

• To engage the audience while critiquing societal issues.

• To confuse the audience with complex language.

• To promote a specific political agenda.

Which strategy of satire refers to imitating another’s technique or style?

• Parody

• Irony

• Sarcasm

• Satire

Give an example of a famous satirical work.

• 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell

• 'The Catcher in the Rye' by J.D. Salinger

• 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen

• '1984' by George Orwell