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Watch this short clip from Madagascar 1 as an example of Farce.

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Watch this short clip from The Big Bang Theory as an example of the Comedy of Manners.

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Watch this short clip from Jimmy Fallon as an example of the Comedy of Ideas.

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Watch this short clip from The Three Stooges as an example of Over the Top Comedy.

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Read through this chart to see examples of high comedy. Then, on your worksheet, organize these elements from the highest level of comedy to the lowest level of comedy.

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Read through this chart to see examples of low comedy. Then, on your worksheet, organize these elements from the highest level of comedy to the lowest level of comedy.

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High Comedy - comedy that relies on intelligence; it is witty, clever, and requires thought

Comedy of Manners - witty insults; upper class characters

Comedy of Ideas - characters argue ideas; uses clever language; satire

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Low Comedy - comedy that does not rely on intelligence; it involves physical humor and crude jokes

Over the Top Humor - loud noises, collisions, mishaps, exaggeration or understatement of human qualities, and bodily functions

Farce - coincidences, disguises