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Which sentence best explains the difference in ideas between swift the satirist and swift the narrator in "a modest proposal"?
a. the satirist is hoping readers will agree with his idea, while the narrator is making an unrealistic proposal so readers will look for other ways to solve the problem.
b. the satirist is suggesting a ridiculous solution to make his point, while the narrator is suggesting a practical solution to the problem.
c. the satirist is directly accusing the groups causing the problem, while the narrator is indirectly drawing attention to the groups who can fix the problem.
d. the satirist is offering a serious look at a problem in his country, while the narrator is giving a sarcastic opinion about the problem.

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