Satrical Cards

Question 1

The actual intent is expressed in words or situations which carry the opposite meaning, and is less harsh than sarcasm

Answer 1

Irony

Question 2

When someone says one thing but means another

Answer 2

Verbal Irony

Question 3

describes an event that’s not just surprising but actually contrary to what we expected

Answer 3

Situational Irony

Question 4

When we know what is in store for a character but the character does not know, and we read to see how the character reacts

Answer 4

Dramatic Irony

Question 5

Presents a serious subject frivolously, reducing everything to its lowest levels

Answer 5

Travesty

Question 6

ridiculous exaggeration achieved through a variety of ways the sublime may be absurd honest emotions may be turned into sentimentality
style is essential

Answer 6

Burlesque

Question 7

imitation of something to ridicule

Answer 7

Parody

Question 8

exciting laughter through exaggerated, improbable situations usually containing low comedy, quarreling fighting, horseplay and other forms of slapstick humor.

Answer 8

Farce

Question 9

harsh abusive language directed towards a person or cause.

Answer 9

Invective

Question 10

a sharply mocking or contemptuous remark.

Answer 10

Sarcasm

Question 11

in comedy there are no villians and no innocent victims, everyone is a knave

Answer 11

Knaves and fools

Question 12

a deliberate mispronunciation of a name or term with the intent of poking fun

Answer 12

malapropism

Question 13

The use of humor to attack or ridicule something using the methods outlined

Answer 13

satire