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A literary technique using humor, irony, and exaggeration to criticize or expose flaws.

Imitation of a style, genre, or work for humorous effect.

A form of poetry that uses rhyme and meter.

A narrative that tells a true story.

To entertain without criticism

To highlight social, political, or cultural problems using humor and criticism

To imitate a specific work for comedic effect

To provide factual news

an in-depth study of a well known piece of work.

an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for criticism or to make a political statement.

an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.

something that is in popular culture.

Parody is always harsh, satire is always gentle

Parody makes fun of style, satire makes fun of ideas or society

Satire is a type of parody

Parody is used only in movies, satire only in books

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

Weird Al Yankovic’s songs

Orwell’s 1984

Scary Movie films

Authority

Tradition

Popular culture

Personal relationships

Satire uses humor to criticize or expose flaws, while parody imitates a style for humorous effect.

Satire is always serious, while parody is always funny.

Parody uses irony, while satire does not.

Satire is a type of poetry, while parody is a type of novel.

Horatian

Juvenalian

Horatian

Juvenalian

True

False