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Find out what these words mean: farce, parody, satire, spoof. Share with the class.

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Find out what these words mean: farce, parody, satire, spoof. Share with the class.

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  • Farce: A comedy based on exaggerated, absurd situations and improbable events.
  • Parody: An imitation of a particular person, style or work that exaggerates its features, usually for comic effect.
  • Satire: Humour, irony or exaggeration used to expose and criticise human faults, social problems or institutions.
  • Spoof: A humorous imitation of a person, work or genre; similar to a parody, and often light-hearted.
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Chapter 4: The Judgment of Paris - Intex Questions [Page 29]

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CBSE English Literature Reader Class 12
Chapter 4 The Judgment of Paris
Intex Questions | Q 1. | Page 29
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