Satire Review
Across
- 1. Mocking or cutting remarks often used to criticize someone or something.
- 4. The person, group, behavior, or idea being criticized.
- 6. What the writer is literally stating.
- 7. A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.
- 8. Hozier's song "Eat Your _____."
- 10. Making something seem much bigger, worse, or more extreme than it really is.
- 13. The methods used to communicate the criticism.
- 15. Making something seem less important or serious than it really is.
Down
- 2. The writer’s deeper message or criticism.
- 3. What citizens are given in Vonnegut's story to ensure equality.
- 5. Placing two contrasting things side by side to highlight their differences.
- 9. What Swift claims his proposal will fix in Ireland.
- 11. This word appears on the Prioress's necklace instead of Caritas.
- 12. imitating a style, work, or person for humorous or critical effect.
- 14. The problem, weakness, hypocrisy, or contradiction being exposed.