Analysing a Cartoon (Grade 11 NSC Matric English HL): Flashcards

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Analysing a Cartoon
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Definition of a cartoon

Individual illustration with drawings & words

Two main purposes of cartoons

Entertainment & social commentary

Punch line definition

Final amusing/clever twist in last few words

Solid line speech bubble means

Normal speech at regular volume

Jagged line speech bubble means

Shouting or loud, angry speech

Small circled bubble with tail means

Thoughts not said aloud

Satire definition

Criticise via humour, sarcasm, ridicule, or irony

Five key areas for cartoon analysis

Setting, characters, actions, language, objective

Stereotypes in cartoons

Generalised representations of particular groups

Rhetorical questions definition

Questions asked for effect rather than answers

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