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What is the primary purpose of editorial cartoons?

  • To give opinion (correct)
  • To sell products
  • To compete with comics
  • To entertain
  • Which word is derived from the combination of 'caricature' and 'lampoon'?

  • Artistic
  • Written
  • Sketched
  • Cartoon (correct)
  • What distinguishes editorial cartoons from objective news reporting?

  • They are black and white
  • They are drawn by amateurs
  • They are based on facts only
  • They contain personal opinions (correct)
  • What should an editorial cartoonist focus on primarily when creating a cartoon?

    <p>Originality and clarity of ideas</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a tip for editorial cartooning mentioned in the text?

    <p>Cluttering the cartoon with multiple ideas</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In editorial cartoons, what does 'lampoon' refer to?

    <p>A written personal satire</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should an editorial cartoonist avoid when creating a cartoon according to the text?

    <p>Creating multiple points in one cartoon</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why are editorial cartoons considered opinion-based?

    <p>Because they express a point of view</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Clarity of ideas' is emphasized in editorial cartooning to ensure __________.

    <p>'Originality of ideas'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Caricature' is primarily described in the text as ________.

    <p>'An exaggerated description'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Editorial Cartoons

    • An editorial cartoon is an illustration that expresses opinion and interpretation of events and happenings.
    • They are comics with a purpose, making a comment about news issues.
    • Editorial cartoons are opinion-based and have a point of view, not objective.

    Definition of Cartoon

    • A cartoon is derived from the words "caricature" and "lampoon".
    • Caricature is an exaggerated description, often by sketching.
    • Lampoon is a piece of malicious writing, a written personal satire that attacks and ridicules.

    Purpose of Editorial Cartoons

    • To inform
    • To influence
    • To entertain

    Differences between Poster and Editorial Cartoon

    • Not specified, but implied to be distinct

    Tips for Editorial Cartooning

    Idea Generation

    • Be most concerned with the originality and clarity of your cartoon's ideas.
    • Select news stories of major continuing interest.

    Inspiration and Research

    • Study professionally drawn editorial cartoons closely before creating one.

    Design and Composition

    • Don't clutter your cartoon with too many different ideas.
    • Decide on a single point you want to make.
    • Use black ink on white paper.
    • Draw in bold lines.
    • Keep lettering large and legible.

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    Test your knowledge about political cartoons and their purpose in expressing opinions on current events. Explore the origins and characteristics of cartoons as a graphic form of editorial news.

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