Irony Practice

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Identify the type of irony in the example: A couple's counselor who has been divorced six times. Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Situational

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Identify the type of irony in the example: "Wow. Hilarious." in response to a really terrible joke. Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Verbal

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Identify the type of irony in the example: A man is approaching a banana peel. The audience sees it, but the man does not.

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Dramatic

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Identify the type of irony in the example: In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the reader knows that the potion Juliet has taken was only a sleeping potion and that she isn't dead. Romeo does not know this.

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Dramatic

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Identify the type of irony in the example: A vegetarian who works for a meat-packing plant. Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Situational

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Identify the type of irony in the example: A student fails a test and says, "Oh my dad is really going to love this." Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Verbal

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Identify the type of irony in the example: On the television show, Survivor, Alan makes a deal with Richard and says that they will be in an alliance together. Later, Alan speaks into the camera and tells the audience that he has no intention to stick to his deal with Richard.

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Dramatic

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Identify the type of irony in the example: Bill Gates enters a raffle and wins a brand new computer. Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Situational

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Identify the type of irony in the example: In Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, the reader is aware that a character is cheating his father openly. The father is not.

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Dramatic

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Identify the type of irony in the example: In Shakespeare's Macbeth, only the readers know that Lady Macbeth and her husband killed King Duncan. Options: Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

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Dramatic