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Tragedy differs from comedy in that it:

ADepicts serious actions

BAims to entertain

CFocuses on lower-class characters

DAvoids moral lessons

Answer:

A. Depicts serious actions

Read Explanation:

Tragedy usually focuses on the suffering of one elite character in an extraordinary situation; comedy involves several characters from different social classes in ordinary situations. When comedy has a central character, that person, unlike the tragic hero, is not exalted above other human beings.


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