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1. Whose perspective does an editorial cartoonist use to create a cartoon?

A. The readers' perspective
B. Politicians' perspective
C. Their boss's perspective
D. Their own perspective

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Final answer:

Editorial cartoonists use their own perspective to create cartoons that expose hypocrisies and abuses of power.


Explanation:

Editorial cartoonists use their own perspective to create cartoons. They aim to expose the hypocrisies and abuses of power by politicians and powerful institutions through their work. The point of view presented in editorial cartoons reflects the cartoonist's personal opinions and criticisms.


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