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Brilio.net - Anecdotal text is a short story that presents everyday events in a humorous and satirical way. Usually, this text is used to convey a moral message or social criticism in a light but still effective way. Anecdotes are often simple dialogues that describe certain situations that are relevant to the topic being discussed.
Here are some important points about anecdotal texts:
1. Characteristics of Anecdotal Texts. - Funny: Anecdotal texts generally contain humor, but not just to entertain. The humor is often accompanied by satire on reality.
- Social Criticism: Behind its humor, anecdotes have the aim of criticizing a social problem, such as corruption, bad habits, or negative behavior in society.
- Dialogue: Usually, anecdotes are packaged in dialogue between characters to make them more lively and interactive.
- Choose a Relevant Theme: Choose a topic that is often encountered, such as skipping school, so that readers can relate.
- Use Short and Hitting Dialogues: Create conversations between characters that imply humor and satire.
- Provide a Moral Message: Even though it is funny, anecdotes still need to include a message that provides a lesson or new perspective.
- Delivering Criticism Subtly: Anecdotes aim to criticize a problem without having to directly blame it.
- Entertaining While Educating: In addition to being entertaining, anecdotes also provide life lessons or open the readers' eyes to certain phenomena.
So, below are 5 examples of anecdotal texts about skipping school that can be used as references. Each example contains humor and satire that touches on the habit of skipping school.
1. "The Invisible Teacher".Student A: "Eh, did you see the teacher earlier? How come he suddenly appeared in class?"
Student B chuckled: "Yeah, it looks like he's using invisible magic. We've already skipped class, but he's just showing up."
Student A: "Yes, that's why I just admitted that I needed to pee so I wouldn't get caught."
Student B: "Skipping class, the reasons are getting more and more creative."
Sarcasm: Sometimes students think that teachers don't pay attention, but in fact, teachers always know who is skipping school.
2. "Creative Permit".Student C: "Bro, making a sick leave letter is really easy. Just google it, edit a little, you're done!"
Student D laughed: "Yes, yes. Just change the name, you can skip class again tomorrow."
The teacher suddenly appeared: "Next time, try asking permission directly from me. Let me write a permission letter to your parents."
Students C and D were shocked: Oops.
Sarcasm: Permission letters are often used as a tool for students to skip school, but teachers can still see through the trick.
3. "Trucking off due to traffic jam".Student E: "Sir, I was late because of the traffic jam."
Teacher: "Where does the traffic jam come from? Your house is next to the school, right?"
Student E stuttered: "Uh, yes, but... there was a parade earlier."
The teacher smiled: "A parade? In your dreams, maybe."
Sarcasm: Students often give unreasonable excuses to cover up their habit of skipping school.
4. "Skipping School to Play Games".Student F: "Eh, bro, aren't you going to class today? Want to hang out at the internet cafe?"
Student G smiled broadly: "Yes, games are more fun than lessons. Don't worry, the teacher won't bother me."
Unexpectedly, the teacher appeared at the door of the internet cafe: "Are you playing games? I'm also checking attendance here."
Student G panicked: "Wow, I got caught."
Sarcasm: Students often feel safe skipping school at their favorite hangouts, but teachers still have a way of finding them.
5. "Skipping Gym Class".Student H: "Sir, I can't join the sport. My leg is sprained."
Teacher: "Oh, is it really sprained?"
Student H pretended to groan: "Yes, sir. Even walking a little bit hurts."
The teacher smiled: "But why are you still enthusiastic about playing football on the field after school?"
Student H blushed: "Oh, I got caught."
Sarcasm: Students often pretend to be sick to skip sports, but in the end it turns out that they were just lazy.
Through the 5 examples of anecdotal texts about skipping school above, it is clear how skipping behavior is often done with various creative but unreasonable reasons. With a humorous and satirical approach, anecdotal texts can be an effective way to criticize bad behavior without having to feel too harsh. This is also a reminder that teachers always have a way to monitor their students, even though they feel safe when skipping school.
(brl/tin)
