In "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie," Goines uses sarcasm and _____ to attack the bureaucracy of the government.

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The Answer is B: Imagery. In "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie", Goines uses sarcasm and satire to attack the bureaucracy of the government.

"Let sleeping dogs lie" was written by David Lance Goines. Satirical forms such as irony and mockery are used to criticize the bureaucracy of the United States government. Goines also ridiculizes the drafting system. Criticizing is the main purpose of his work.

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Imagery which is a figurative language. In this case, the dogs are used figuratively.

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