4.2.1.2 - Parody (Imitation with Ironic/Critical Intent)
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Practice Questions
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Define parody in your own words.
💡 Hint: Think about how a funny version of something can reveal its flaws.
Give an example of a parody you know.
💡 Hint: Consider media that imitates other well-known works.
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What is parody?
💡 Hint: Think about what makes parody different from imitation.
True or False: Parody can only be humorous.
💡 Hint: Remember that parody can have complex purposes beyond humor.
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Create your own parody of a well-known fairy tale. Outline its structure and how it critiques the original tale.
💡 Hint: Consider what elements of the original tale could benefit from a humorous twist.
Analyze how a specific modern film or book serves as a parody of an older genre. What techniques does it employ?
💡 Hint: Draw connections between the two texts to support your analysis.
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