Answer:
B. A form of writing that criticizes society in a harsh and sarcastic way.
Explanation:
Juvenalian satire, which takes its name from the Roman writer, Juvenal (who wrote during the 1st century C.E.), is an extremely harsh form of satire that makes use of irony, sarcasm, and moral indignation to criticize unjust aspects of society, its institutions or the persons that hold positions in power. This kind of satire is dark in tone and usually plagued with pessimism.
