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Home > English > Literature > Literary Devices

What does ‘parody’ aim to do?

A. To celebrate a work
B. To mock or imitate a particular style or genre
C. To provide a serious message
D. To create suspense

Answer: To mock or imitate a particular style or genre


Additional Information: Parody humorously exaggerates or mimics the features of a specific genre or work.


Subjects: Literary Devices, Literature

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