Question

Utopia can be considered a because the author uses humor, irony, and exaggeration in the story to criticize his society.

Answer 1

Answer: utopia is not the correct answer because that literary device is used to describe and illustrate a place/ scenario or a setting as perfect. The author used irony, exaggeration and humor to describe the society, so considering this, the right literary device will be satire. Satire is used to ridicule or criticize a person or a situation. To make the definition of satire more clear, it can be also described as mockery and even sarcasm to some extent

Answer 2

When a writer such as the author of Utopia did, uses humor, exaggeration, and irony to carry out a critique of an idea, it is considered a Satire.

What is a Satire?

The purpose of satire is to deliver constructive criticism in a way that it is well received. The literary devices such as humor, irony, etc make sure of this.

Satire is normally used in the context of contemporary politics. Examples of works besides Utopia where Satire was and are being used are:

• Gulliver's Travels
• Animal Farm
• The Simpsons etc.
  

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