literary irony

Multiple Choice

how can you identify irony in stories

• by the mood and situation

• by the setting

• by the character's clothes

• if the dialogue and situation match

Multiple Choice

what are the 3 types of irony

• imagery, allusion, and paradox

• situation, dramatic, and verbal

• symbols, analogy, and hyperbole

Multiple Choice

what is situational irony

• when the outcome of a situation is different from what was expected.

• when the outcome of a situation is similar to what was expected

• when the outcome of a situation is exactly as expected

• when the outcome of a situation is unrelated to what was expected.

Multiple Choice

what is dramatic irony

• when the audience and characters have the same knowledge.

• when the audience knows something that the characters do not.

• when the characters know something the audience does not.

• when the audience knows everything the characters know.