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How is a satire different from a fable? O A. The lessons a fable are stated directly, while the main argument
of a satire is often disguised,
O B. The characters in a fable are based on real people, while the
characters in a satire are made up,
C. The events in a fable are based in reality, while the events in a
satire often contain supernatural elements,
O D. The goal of a fable is to change behavior, while the goal of a satire
is to entertain the audience,

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