To entertain and amuse the audience

To criticize or expose societal flaws and injustices

To promote a particular political or ideological agenda

To provide a historical account of events

By raising awareness and sparking discussions about important issues

By providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard

By directly influencing policy decisions and actions

By creating a sense of unity and solidarity among people

Avoiding harmful stereotypes and generalizations

Respecting the privacy and dignity of individuals

Ensuring that the satire is not malicious or vindictive

All of the above

By challenging oppressive structures and ideologies

By amplifying the voices of marginalized communities

By encouraging empathy and understanding among different groups

All of the above

Satire uses humor and irony to criticize, while propaganda uses persuasion to promote a particular agenda

Satire is intended to entertain, while propaganda is intended to influence

Satire is typically more subtle, while propaganda is more overt

All of the above

By exposing corruption and hypocrisy

By highlighting the consequences of their actions

By providing a platform for public scrutiny and criticism

All of the above

Offending or alienating certain groups of people

Promoting harmful stereotypes or misconceptions

Being misinterpreted or misunderstood

All of the above

By using humor to make serious points more palatable

By ensuring that the humor is not at the expense of marginalized or vulnerable groups

By avoiding topics that are too sensitive or controversial

None of the above

To provide a check on power and hold those in authority accountable

To promote freedom of expression and the exchange of ideas

To encourage critical thinking and challenge conventional wisdom

All of the above

By highlighting shared experiences and commonalities

By challenging stereotypes and prejudices

By encouraging people to see things from different perspectives

All of the above

Jonathan Swift, Gulliver's Travels

George Orwell, Animal Farm

Mark Twain, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

All of the above

By using humor to make serious issues more accessible and relatable

By providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard

By encouraging people to think critically about the issues and their own beliefs

All of the above

Avoiding harmful stereotypes and generalizations

Respecting the privacy and dignity of individuals

Ensuring that the satire is not malicious or vindictive

All of the above

By raising awareness and sparking discussions about important issues

By providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard

By directly influencing policy decisions and actions

All of the above

To provide a check on power and hold those in authority accountable

To promote freedom of expression and the exchange of ideas

To encourage critical thinking and challenge conventional wisdom

All of the above