Animal Jokes, Riddles, and Games

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THE OLD PLAY ON WORDS ROUTINE While some humor is visual other humor may be found in the way we use language We often see jokes that use a play on words For example check out this old joke ANATOMY OF A JOKE A joke typically has two parts the setup and the punch line The setup provides the audience with background information This background information scts the stage for the joke by building expectations of what is to follow Once the audience reaches the punch line however they often reulize that the setup information is misleading That is the information we are given to start with leads us to false expectations What do we call a bear with no teeth A guny bear The punch line is the final statement of a joke that brings out the funny part or the zinger The answer gummy betur contains It presents the audience with un a double meaningy One meaning refers unexpected outcome And the to an actual description of a bear without surprise is what makes it funny teeth and the other meaning refers to whether it comes in a one line the yummy candy bears we eat answer or a long winded