Lol, I’m so punny. Orange you glad I didn’t trip? We are the perfect pear! **holds up pear* let’s get quack a lackin! *points at duck*
Answer:
Satire
Explanation:
In language context, satire is a style of writing that utilizes irony and humor to expose the ridiculousness of a situation. From the sentence above, it is clear that description is a form of irony – the individual has no idea what he is talking about and he or she chooses to use a language that they understand least to explain it. Pointing this out, is meant to create a humorous situation about how ridiculous the attempt is. This statement is quoted from Voltaire’s work, entitled Candide and Other Stories.
Victorian age literature was often a reflection or a response to historical events and social conditions. This was a time of great change in England. With the Industrial Revolution in full swing, manufacturing cities were overcrowded and dirty. Many citizens were living in poverty and squalor.