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If an author uses satire, they:
Cleverly and humorously point out the faults of a society
Compare two things that don't seem to have much in common
Clearly state the evidence that supports their opinion



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A. Cleverly and humorously point out the faults of a society

Satire involves using humor, irony, or ridicule to criticize or mock societal shortcomings, often with the intention of bringing about change or reform. So, when an author uses satire, they cleverly and humorously point out the faults of a society.

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