Tools of Satire: Figures of Speech and Literary Elements

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Froggy Jumps Tools of Satire: Figures of Speech and Literary ElementsOnline version CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER. by Sofía Gabriela Gio Esteban 1 “I’ve told you a million times to clean your room.” a Hyperbole b Understatement c Verbal Irony 2 “It’s just a scratch,” (after crashing a car and damaging the whole front). a Hyperbole b Understatement c Logical Fallacy 3 “Oh great, another homework assignment,” (said with an annoyed tone). a Verbal Irony b Understatement c Logical Fallacy 4 “If we allow students to use phones in class, soon they’ll stop learning anything at all.” a Understatement b Hyperbole c Logical Fallacy 5 “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.” a Verbal Irony b Understatement c Hyperbole 6 “That test was slightly challenging,” (after failing it badly). a Logical Fallacy b Understatement c Verbal Irony 7 “Everyone is buying that brand, so it must be the best one.” a Logical Fallacy b Hyperbole c Understatement 8 “This backpack weighs a thousand pounds.” a Hyperbole b Verbal Irony c Understatement 9 “Sure, because waking up at 5 a.m. is my favorite thing in the world.” a Hyperbole b Logical Fallacy c Verbal Irony 10 “It’s a bit chilly,” (when it’s snowing and below freezing). a Understatement b Hyperbole c Verbal Irony

Froggy Jumps

Tools of Satire: Figures of Speech and Literary ElementsOnline version

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.

by Sofía Gabriela Gio Esteban

“I’ve told you a million times to clean your room.”

Hyperbole

Understatement

Verbal Irony

“It’s just a scratch,” (after crashing a car and damaging the whole front).

Hyperbole

Understatement

Logical Fallacy

“Oh great, another homework assignment,” (said with an annoyed tone).

Verbal Irony

Understatement

Logical Fallacy

“If we allow students to use phones in class, soon they’ll stop learning anything at all.”

Understatement

Hyperbole

Logical Fallacy

“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.”

Verbal Irony

Understatement

Hyperbole

“That test was slightly challenging,” (after failing it badly).

Logical Fallacy

Understatement

Verbal Irony

“Everyone is buying that brand, so it must be the best one.”

Logical Fallacy

Hyperbole

Understatement

“This backpack weighs a thousand pounds.”

Hyperbole

Verbal Irony

Understatement

“Sure, because waking up at 5 a.m. is my favorite thing in the world.”

Hyperbole

Logical Fallacy

Verbal Irony

“It’s a bit chilly,” (when it’s snowing and below freezing).

Understatement

Hyperbole

Verbal Irony

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Tools of Satire: Figures of Speech and Literary Elements

Froggy Jumps

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“I’ve told you a million times to clean your room.”

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“Oh great, another homework assignment,” (said with an annoyed tone).

“If we allow students to use phones in class, soon they’ll stop learning anything at all.”

“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.”

“That test was slightly challenging,” (after failing it badly).

“Everyone is buying that brand, so it must be the best one.”

“This backpack weighs a thousand pounds.”

“Sure, because waking up at 5 a.m. is my favorite thing in the world.”

“It’s a bit chilly,” (when it’s snowing and below freezing).

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