Identify each element as either farce or satire.
English, 05.05.2020 14:32 amandasantiago2001
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Identify each element as either farce or satire.
contains an
intellectual
component
seeks only to
entertain the
audience
a low-brow form of
comedy
criticizes a topic
or issue with the
intent of making it
better
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