English, 22.11.2020 06:10 ash011519

What is a common purpose of satire? A. to explain to the reader how to make or do something
B. to express the author's feelings with descriptive details
C. to change readers' minds through the telling of realistic stories
D. to change readers' minds through humor and exaggeration

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