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Which of the following genres is defined by theme (what happens) rather than form (how the words are put together)? A. Tragedy B. Drama C. Satire D. Sonnet E. Comedy

Which of the following genres is defined by theme (what happens) rather than form (how the words are put together)? A. Tragedy B. Drama C. Satire D. Sonnet E. Comedy
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Which of the following genres is defined by theme (what happens) rather than form (how the words are put together)? A. Tragedy B. Drama C. Satire D. Sonnet E. Comedy

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I think the correct answers from the choices listed above are options A, B C and E. The genres that is defined by theme rather that form are tragedy, drama, satire and comedy. Sonnet is always defined by its form. Hope this answers the question.
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