Social Studies, 22.09.2021 22:20 Jasten
Political cartoons can comment on social issues. A cartoon shows two overweight teens playing a video game. One remarks to the other, “Football is fun!” Behind the two can be seen a pile of sports equipment, including a football, covered with cobwebs.
Which is the BEST interpretation of the cartoonist’s message?
A.
Lack of physical activity is an important reason for teen obesity.
B.
Teens are too lazy to keep their rooms clean.
C.
Football players can have more fun with the game on video.
D.
The teen is surprised football is fun because it’s no longer a popular game.
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