Themselves, that’s the answer I believe.
Jumped is one of them,
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The word in the sentence that is appositive is C. Sagittarius.
An appositive is identified as a noun or a noun phrase that renames another noun right beside it.
Sagittarius renames the noun constellation. Specifically, the northern constellation.
the term "the northern constellation" can also be an appositive. This is how it is used to become an appositive.
Sagittarius, the northern constellation, is visible in the summer.
the appositive "the northern constellation" renames Sagittarius.
Answer: The main difference between satire and farce is that satire uses humour, irony and wit to make the audience laugh, whereas farce uses slapstick humour (humour involving clumsy actions and embarrassing events) and bawdy jokes to make the audience laugh.
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