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AP English Language/Unit 8 – Stylistic Choices
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Comparing Twain and Swift's Satire

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Compared to Jonathan Swift’s satire in “A Modest Proposal,” which element of Mark Twain’s satirical style is most likely to resonate with contemporary young adult readers?

A

Employment of detailed allegorical narratives that reflect complex truths about human existence through simple stories.

B

The deployment of grotesque imagery shocking enough that it provokes immediate action against injustices.

C

Utilizing fictitious narrators whose unreliable accounts challenge readers’ complacency regarding actual social issues.

D

The use of humoristic exaggeration tied intimately with common everyday occurrences.

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