Question

Satirical arguments offer real solutions to real problems. a. True b. False

Answer 1

Not always, so B. False. They are usually overgeneralizations and are pointing fun at a topic.

Answer 2

Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

A satire has as its main feature irony and sarcasm, often being used in comedy. In addition, satire can be used as a mechanism of social criticism made to people and customs in a caricatured manner. For this reason, many satires target politicians, artists and socially relevant people. Thus, it cannot be said that a satire argument offers real solutions to problems, in fact a satira tends to make a joke or an irony about a problem.