The play: Oh! What a lovely war by Joan Litttlewood is an
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Robinson Crusoe male or female
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Robinson Crusoe was male.
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What is the logic in modest proposal
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What is the logic in modest proposal?
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What is one of the reasons that Swift gives for his proposal
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Children would become valuable property.
Harvesting poor infants will reduce the number of Papists in the
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Which social problem does swift most strongly address in his proposal
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unemployment
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Why was satire popular among 18th-century English writers
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Because writers wanted to expose people's flawed thinking about religious traditions
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Which statement best reflects the purpose of satire
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It encourages change or reform.
It reveals flaws in a society in an indirect way.
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Why did swift publish his ideas in satirical format
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he wanted his readers to see their own errors in logic and
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What group is targeted negatively but indirectly by Swift in A modest Proposal
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upper-class families of ireland - apex
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Which satirical work from the 18th century criticizes the vanity of the upper classes
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Pope's The Rape of the Lock
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Which sentence best describes the narrator's purpose in writing this proposal
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He is proposing a solution to the problem of Irish parents who
cannot financially support their children.
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Which event from the story best represents the character-versus-character conflict
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Crusoe loses his newly built roof to an earthquake.
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How are satire and sarcasm different
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Satire is used to persuade an audience, while sarcasm is used to tell a joke
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Which of the following words has the most dominant connotation
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Premier
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For which reason would writers most likely choose to write satire
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they want to criticize socially accepted values (Apex)
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Based on the events in Robinson Crusoe what statement most likely reflects Defoe's beliefs about governors and subjects
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the best masters are the ones who act as fathers toward their subjects
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What is the best example of a cultural value
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Respect animals and pets
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How Based on the wording in this excerpt is Crusoe most likely describing The poor man with tears running down his face and trembling looking like one astonished returned
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The Spaniard
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Which of the following scenarios would most likely be considered situational irony
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Renee was elated when they handed her the first-place spelling bee plaque, but she frowned when she discovered they'd misspelled a word on the plaque.
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What is an example of a satirical drama
The play: Oh! What a lovely war by Joan Litttlewood is an
example of satirical drama.
Robinson Crusoe male or female
Robinson Crusoe was male.
What is the logic in modest proposal
What is the logic in modest proposal?
What is one of the reasons that Swift gives for his proposal
Children would become valuable property.
Harvesting poor infants will reduce the number of Papists in the
country.
Which social problem does swift most strongly address in his proposal
unemployment
Social-class inequality
Why was satire popular among 18th-century English writers
Because writers wanted to expose people's flawed thinking about religious traditions
Which statement best reflects the purpose of satire
It encourages change or reform.
It reveals flaws in a society in an indirect way.
Why did swift publish his ideas in satirical format
he wanted his readers to see their own errors in logic and
morality
What group is targeted negatively but indirectly by Swift in A modest Proposal
upper-class families of ireland - apex
Which satirical work from the 18th century criticizes the vanity of the upper classes
Pope's The Rape of the Lock
Which sentence best describes the narrator's purpose in writing this proposal
He is proposing a solution to the problem of Irish parents who
cannot financially support their children.
Which event from the story best represents the character-versus-character conflict
Crusoe loses his newly built roof to an earthquake.
How are satire and sarcasm different
Satire is used to persuade an audience, while sarcasm is used to tell a joke
Which of the following words has the most dominant connotation
Premier
For which reason would writers most likely choose to write satire
they want to criticize socially accepted values (Apex)
Based on the events in Robinson Crusoe what statement most likely reflects Defoe's beliefs about governors and subjects
the best masters are the ones who act as fathers toward their subjects
What is the best example of a cultural value
Respect animals and pets
How Based on the wording in this excerpt is Crusoe most likely describing The poor man with tears running down his face and trembling looking like one astonished returned
The Spaniard
Which of the following scenarios would most likely be considered situational irony
Renee was elated when they handed her the first-place spelling bee plaque, but she frowned when she discovered they'd misspelled a word on the plaque.