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How did the satirical articles from The Onion differ from the satire cartoons in conveying their messages? Consider elements such as tone, language, and the use of visual elements.

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Reflect on the effectiveness of satire as a tool for social commentary. Based on the examples you analyzed, do you think satire has the power to influence public opinion and provoke thought? Provide specific examples from the articles and cartoons to support your perspective.

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In what ways did the satirical pieces challenge or reinforce societal norms and expectations? Consider the themes and subjects tackled in each example and discuss how satire can serve as a medium for critiquing and questioning established ideas.

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The cartoons differ from the articles as in the articles it was easier to read sarcasm and other tones present than in the images.

Faith

Alexis

Paige

Miranda

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This does have the power to change opinions, as it provides opinions in a more easy to digest way and it also helps get it out to more people as sometimes satire can be spread without the true meaning being revealed.

Faith

Alexis

Paige

Miranda

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The cartoons visual elements show us satirical views and shows us the message that it is trying to persuade. You can't understand it as good when reading the article as when looking at the picture.

Gracie, Harper, Genesis, and Makira

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The cartoons you have to really look at them and figure out the meaning while the articles are more straight forward and easier to figure out.

Caleigh

Zoee

Marissa

Maddison

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Yes, because it is a good way for people to think about issues politically and in your personal life.

Gracie, Harper, Genesis, Makira

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The articles sounded more like reports and had a more sarcstic tone to them rather than the cartoons.

Lailah

Maddie

Emmy

Katlyn

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It challenges and creates expectations because it makes people think that they need to follow others and agree with the mass.

Harper

Gracie

Genesis

Kira

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It's more like a public opinion because we take opinions differently so the satire is meaning to show how different they are and how they look.

Caleigh

Marissa

Zoee

Maddison

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It generalizes people in more stereotypical ways than how some actually act; however, they can serve as a medium as it gets word out to people in multiple ways ( comics or articles) and it presents information in an easy to digest way that provokes thought in people.

Faith

Alexis

Paige

Miranda

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It challenges and creates expectations because it makes people think that they have to follow others and follow what they think.

marissa

zoee

caleigh

Maddison

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Yes, because it makes you think about a diffrent perspective. For example, the part in the onion article where the rich teens puts 4 people in the ICU. That provokes the opinion to change.

-Lailah

-Katlyn

-Maddie

-Poopie head Emmy

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Satirical pieces challenge social norms by making fun of popular opinions to change the narrative. This is a thought provoking kind of writing that can be used to establish new ideas.

Maddie butt, Emery, Kaitlyn, and Lailah