Satire Quiz

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What is satire?

the art of ridiculing someone or something in order to embarrass and critique its targets while making people laugh.

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What is Juvenalian satire?

bitter and ironic criticism of contemporary persons and institutions that is filled with personal invective, angry moral indignation, and pessimism.

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What is Horatian satire?

general satire in which the voice is indulgent, tolerant, amused and witty.

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What is Sarcasm?

a tone of voice that implies the opposite of what is directly stated for the purpose of ridiculing, criticizing, or condemning the other person.

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What is Anachronism?

the act of placing things in a time period in which they do not belong— either deliberately or accidentally

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What is Parody?

a work that imitates an original work in order to make fun of it or criticize it.

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What is hyperbole?

extreme exaggeration meant to emphasize the extent of something.

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What is Understatement?

to say less than the reality of the situation in order to create emphasis.

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What is Juxtaposition?

To place items side-by-side for the sake of comparison.

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What is Malapropism?

the use of incorrect words in the place of correct words for comedic effect.

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What is Bathos?

To shift from something serious to something ridiculous— much like the “punchline” of a joke

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What is Situational Irony?

When the opposite of what you expect to happen actually happens

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What is Verbal Irony?

A type of irony in which a person says or writes one thing but means the opposite.

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Differentiate how verbal irony is different from sarcasm.

Verbal irony can be confused with sarcasm; however, sarcasm carries the purpose of ridiculing while verbal irony does not.

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What is dramatic irony?

occurs when an audience knows something that a character does not know.

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What is a Paradox?

a statement of opposites that reveals a truth.

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What is an Epigram?

a short but insightful statement, often in verse form, which communicates a thought in a witty, paradoxical, or funny way.

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Pun

a play on words that oftentimes uses words that sound the same for humorous effect.