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Distinguishing Satire From Farce

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How does satire primarily differ from farce?
ASatire relies on a combination of visual aids and sketches, while low comedy is restricted to stand-up and similar acts.
BSatire centers on interactive dialogue to illustrate a point, while low comedy is exemplified by a late-night host's monologue.
CSatire is predominantly found in older plays and literature, while farce is characteristic of modern television shows.
DSatire employs high comedy to convey a message, while farce utilizes low comedy to entertain its audience.
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