Which of the following is a technique of satire used by wilde in the importance of being earnest?
a. giving information about his characters in a direct, straightforward way
b. ridiculously exaggerating the importance people such as gwendolen place
on a name
c. praising the wisdom of people such as lady bracknell and the duchess of bolton
d. letting readers draw their own conclusions about the characters
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