Analyzing Satire and Irony Worksheet

This three-page worksheet introduces key satire and irony terms before guiding students through media analysis.

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This three-page worksheet introduces key satire and irony terms before guiding students through media analysis. Students examine a contemporary influencer example and annotate a satirical article for exaggeration, irony, understatement, tone, and target.

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Students will define satire and three types of irony.
Students will analyze tone and its effect in satirical media.
Students will identify exaggeration, irony, and understatement in a satirical article.
Students will explain the target or purpose of satire.

Analyzing Satire and Irony Worksheet

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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