Are You a Master of Satire? Test your knowledge and see if you can identify the satirical elements in this humorous quiz! ghostman published on December 07, 20230 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/12 Satire is a form of humor that uses irony, sarcasm, and wit to criticize or mock people or societal issues. True or false? True False 2/12 Who is the renowned author of the satirical novel 'Catch-22'? Joseph Heller George Orwell Mark Twain 3/12 Which television show satirizes American politics by following the lives of White House staff? The West Wing The Office Parks and Recreation 4/12 What famous novel by George Orwell is a satirical critique of totalitarianism and government surveillance? 1984 Animal Farm Brave New World 5/12 In the satirical TV show 'South Park', which character mocks society through his constant cynicism and sarcasm? Eric Cartman Stan Marsh Kenny McCormick 6/12 Who wrote the famous satirical novel 'Gulliver's Travels'? Jonathan Swift Charles Dickens Jane Austen 7/12 Which satirical film revolves around the story of a man who becomes a spokesperson for a corporation after being surgically altered? Idiocracy Office Space The Big Lebowski 8/12 What satirical news organization is known for its humorous take on current events? The Onion CNN BBC 9/12 Which famous satirical novel by Miguel de Cervantes follows the adventures of a delusional knight? Don Quixote Romeo and Juliet Hamlet 10/12 What satirical animated sitcom features a dysfunctional family living in the fictional town of Springfield? The Simpsons Family Guy American Dad! 11/12 Which famous satirical novel by Voltaire addresses social and political issues through the adventures of its naïve protagonist? Candide Pride and Prejudice To Kill a Mockingbird 12/12 The satirical news show 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver' provides humorous and critical commentary on what topics? Current events and politics Celebrity gossip Sports
