Modernist writers don't usually tell the reader what to think, communicating instead with A understatement and irony. B. sarcasm and political criticism. C. realism and naturalism.

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Modernist writers don't usually tell the reader what to think, communicating instead with A understatement and irony. B. sarcasm and political criticism. C. realism and naturalism.

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I think it's A.understatement and irony.

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