Questionnaire

• A. When a character speaks their inner thoughts aloud

• B. When a speaker says something but means the opposite

• C. When characters are unaware of a situation

• D. When the audience is aware of something the characters are not

A character delivering a soliloquy

B character expressing their true feelings openly

C Saying "What a lovely day" during a thunderstorm

D A character delivering a monologue

By revealing characters' inner conflicts

By adding depth through contrast between speech and meaning

By providing insight into a character's thoughts

By presenting coincidental events

Verbal irony involves saying the opposite of what is meant, while sarcasm is unplanned

Verbal irony is a form of monologue, while sarcasm is a form of soliloquy

Verbal irony is specific to tragedy, while sarcasm is used in comedy

Verbal irony involves mocking, while sarcasm is broader

Mystery and horror

Satire, comedy, and tragedy

Romance and fantasy

Science fiction and adventure

When a character speaks their inner thoughts aloud

When a speaker says something but means the opposite

When the audience is aware of something that characters are not

When characters are unaware of a situation

character delivering a soliloquy

character expressing their true feelings openly

The audience knowing Juliet is alive while Romeo believes she is dead

A character delivering a monologue

By revealing characters' inner thoughts

By allowing characters to express their true feelings

By building suspense as the audience anticipates consequence

By showcasing unplanned and random events

Dramatic irony involves mocking, while situational irony involves contrast

Dramatic irony is about character speeches, while situational irony is about plot twists

Dramatic irony involves audience awareness, while situational irony involves unexpected events

Dramatic irony is specific to comedy, while situational irony is specific to tragedy

It creates a musical quality in the narrative

It engages the audience emotionally through shared knowledge

It emphasizes specific words through repetition

It adds depth through contrast between speech and meaning