English, 07.12.2020 22:00, haileyvaldiviez5208

Match the definition to the word. 1. recall of past events or memories vignettes 2. distinctive groups of art or literature; species or class satire 3. opinions of an editor or publisher editorials 4. short, compact, literary composition metaphor 5. the quality which makes something comic, amusing, or ludicrous reminiscences 6. diary or journal with a historical emphasis genre 7. factual writing as opposed to imaginative writing empathy 8. share and understand the feelings and experiences of others memoirs 9. clever writing that pokes fun at a situation nonfiction 10. a direct comparison between two things in one major respect humor

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