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English, 07.04.2021 23:30, miyah5316

A. dot angry U. U usappIUV
9. She bent her knees for forgiveness.
b. to disapprove c. humbly asking sorry d. badly bruised
10. Bata kept company with god-Ra to seek consolation
a. source of
annoyance, nuisance
b. taking advantage of opportunities while it's available
c. an experience of the same harmful or unpleasant thing that one has inflicted on others
d. to remain with or accompany someone specially to make them feel more comfortable with a certain
situation
Read and understand the statement carefully. Fill in the blanks with the correct answer from the words inside
he box.
pictures
message
lampoon
text
wordless editorial
bigger
cartoon
caricatures emotions
editorial cartoonists
Editorial cartoon uses (11)
and (12)
to make a statement. It a
expresses opinions about a wide range of topics in the news, such as politics or culture. (13)
often use images of well-known people, places and things to send a (14)
There are
different techniques on how to interpret an editorial cartoon. First look at the images and text in the carto
and describe what you see. Next, search for the (15)
picture- the meaning of the cartoon
Lastly, ask students to think about what has happened in the past and what is happening in the present as
relates to the cartoon. Editorial cartoon is also called (16)
(17)
comes from the words caricatures and lampoon. A subtle attack that is presented humorously is called
(18)
while drawing of people in which physical features are exaggerated is called (1
One tip for editorial cartooning is to use facial expressions and (20)​

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