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    The infographic provides guidance on key elements to examine in a cartoon, including color, size, speech bubbles, symbols, and labels. It suggests analyzing the colors used, whether they are warm or cool, and if they are repeated. It also advises considering if any elements are disproportionate or exaggerated in size, as well as examining speech bubbles, symbols, and labels to understand conversations, ideas represented, and contextual information provided.

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    The infographic provides guidance on key elements to examine in a cartoon, including color, size, speech bubbles, symbols, and labels. It suggests analyzing the colors used, whether they are warm or cool, and if they are repeated. It also advises considering if any elements are disproportionate or exaggerated in size, as well as examining speech bubbles, symbols, and labels to understand conversations, ideas represented, and contextual information provided.

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    AN INFOGRAPHIC ABOUT

    WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A CARTOON

    COLOR. In color cartoons, there are


    abundant you can question.
    What colors did the illustrator use?
    What colors are used most? Least?
    Is there a repetition of colors?
    Is there only one color?

    Warm colors are


    Colors can be separated meant to represent
    into warm and cool colors comfort and warmth.

    Cool colors are used to


    convey calm and
    tranquility vibes.

    SIZE.
    Is anything
    disproportioned?
    Is it exaggerated?
    What is large and
    Labelling
    what is small? What is labeled?
    What do the labels say?
    Do the labels tell us the situation?
    Person?
    Time change?

    Speech Bubbles
    Who is speaking?
    What are they saying?
    Is it a conversation?

    Symbols A symbol is something that


    What symbols are incorporated?
    Why are particular symbols used?
    represents or stands for
    Is it a well-known symbol?
    Is the symbol’s meaning clear and identifiable? Or is it
    something else, usually an idea.
    vague and can have multiple interpretations?

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