For which reason would writers most likely choose to write satire?

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A. They have a desire to anger their political enemies.

O

B. They hope to present ideas in an obvious, easy-to-understand

manner.

C. They want to criticize socially accepted values.

O

O

D. They think their ideas are best left for social interpretation.

C. They want to criticize socially accepted values

Explanation:

Satire is a form of literature that explodes irony and humor, amongst other rhetorical devices, in order to expose social injustices and flawed social and personal prejudices. This kind of literature is critical and incisive, but it is also constructive in as much as it usually lets the reader envision new forms of social developments that would alleviate suffering and pain.