

Basic Reading Plus Lesson
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English
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8th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Reading Plus. 6A. Point of View(Lesson 1)

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Read the examples below. For each one, state if the example is dramatic irony, situational irony, sarcasm, overstatement, or understatement. Then give a reason to support your answer.
Dr. Wells found a cure for a rare disease, yet his own children are constantly sick.
1A. This statement is an example of
1B. Reason:
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Lou got his sister from the airport. He picked up her suitcase to load it into the car and said, “What have you got in here? Bricks? Your luggage weighs a ton!”
2A. This statement is an example of
2B. Reason:
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In a mystery and detective novel, the reader knows that the thief is one of the workers at a store, but the other characters do not.
3A. This statement is an example of
3B. Reason:
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On Monday, Nevaeh found a diamond ring on the street. On Tuesday, she got a raise at work. On Wednesday, she won a new car. When asked how her week was going, Nevaeh replied, “Oh, it’s okay.”
4A. This statement is an example of
4B. Reason:
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Ted said to Bill, “I’m so glad all our teachers loaded us up with homework over Spring Break!”
5A. This statement is an example of
5B. Reason:
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In comic books and their related movies, the audience knows the true identities of the superheroes but most of the other characters do not.
6A. This statement is an example of
6B. Reason:
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A person publishes a post on social media complaining about how social media is a waste of time
7A. This statement is an example of
7B. Reason:
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Cori was running to avoid her brothers’ water balloon fight when she tripped and fell into a big puddle.
8A. This statement is an example of
8B. Reason:
Reading Plus. 6A. Point of View(Lesson 1)

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