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Editorial cartoons use exaggeration to show the writer's point of view on a subject in a satiric way to draw attention to social shortcomings.
The Canadian cartoonist, Greg Kearney, conveys how testing has became excessive and disproportionate in one of his cartoon pieces (Bubble Sheets),
where due to the surplus of "optical answer sheet forms" undertaken and how huge the are, one of the characters (supposedly a student) dazzles and visualizes a sinister world where he gets ready to fill in plenty of those tests.
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