Question

Which element is most often found in satirical writings?

Answer 1

Abrasive Humor. NOT BLATANT JUDGEMENT

Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Abrasive humor

Explanation:

The satire is about ridiculizing of certain behaviors, vices or negative features in a society, this aims at criticizing the negative aspects display by a person, group of people of the society itself and can take place in texts, plays, and any other literary or artistic works. For doing this satire does not produce direct or blatant judgment or criticism, instead, it relies on the exaggeration of behaviors and attitudes that might seem humorous but whose main purpose is to criticize socials aspects while entertaining to the audience. Because of this, in this common satire and satirical works including writings use a type of humor that can be classified as abrasive, considering the actions and language are exaggerated and the humor and resources used are the opposite of subtle or implicit humor or critic. Thus, it is common to find abrasive humor in satirical writings.