Analyzing Satire in Editorial Cartoons

Question 1

How does the cartoonist use analogy in the cartoon?

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The cartoonist compares the windows of retail stores to the windows of web browsers.

Question 2

Which part of the illustration best supports the cartoonist’s perspective and purpose?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

the ball-sized Earth

Question 3

to support a specific plan to close landfills ✔ to realize that recycling can help save the planetX to watch more TV programs on the environment

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✔ to realize that recycling can help save the planet; The editorial cartoonist’s primary purpose is to persuade readers .: to realize that recycling can help save the planet; The cartoonist’s perspective is .: that recycling protects the planet; Which part of the illustration best supports the cartoonist’s perspective and purpose?: the ball-sized Earth

Question 4

that recycling is expensive ✔ that recycling protects the planetthat recycling does little for the environment

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✔ that recycling protects the planet

Question 5

X the bathroom sink ✔ the ball-sized Earththe man’s facial expression

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✔ the ball-sized Earth

Question 6

What did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

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satire and irony; symbols and labels; a relatable issue; an emotional reaction

Question 7

How does the cartoonist use analogy in the cartoon?

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The cartoonist compares the windows of retail stores to the windows of web browsers.

Question 8

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The editorial cartoonist’s primary purpose is to persuade readers .: to realize that recycling can help save the planet; The cartoonist’s perspective is .: that recycling protects the planet; Which part of the illustration best supports the cartoonist’s perspective and purpose?: the ball-sized Earth

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