It's due tomorrow
1. what is the main message of the cartoon?
2. what event, issue or person does the cartoon refer to or target?
3. is the cartoon trying to persuade or inform? is so, what and how?
4. what reaction or impact is geisel( aka dr. seuss) looking for?
5. what devises are used to get this message across?
6. choose one of these devises and discuss it in detail.
7. how has geisel drawn the people/animals? are they distorted or exaggerated? how does this affect the impact of the cartoon?
8. is the cartoon effective? why or why not?
9. what would make this cartoon more effective?
10. do you think cartoons are a good way of communicating a social or political message? why or why not

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