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Editorial Writing & Cartooning Scramble

Unscramble Letters

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Unscramble key terms from editorials.

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Editorial Writing & Cartooning Scramble
 

Unscramble Letters

Editorial Writing & Cartooning ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble key terms from editorials.

by Marie Bendijo
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A short article where a writer expresses personal views on a topic, aiming to influence readers' perspectives.

  
  
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A drawing that comments on current events or issues, using symbols and characters to convey a viewpoint.

  
  
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A tendency or preference that affects fair judgment, shaping how information is presented or interpreted.

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A brief text that explains a cartoon, photo, or illustration.

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A humorous critique that uses exaggeration and irony to challenge ideas or institutions.

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A creator who draws images that convey messages about society or politics.

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A group of editors who decide the newspaper's positions on issues and approve editorials.

  
  
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Methods used to convince readers, such as appeals to emotion, logic, or credibility.

  
  
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