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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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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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