Quiz on 'The Wrong Man' by Nella Larsen

Which type of irony is most evident when Julia realizes she has confided in the wrong man?

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Verbal irony
• Cosmic irony

What type of irony is present when Julia describes her life as happy and secure, despite the looming threat of Ralph Tyler?

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Verbal irony
• Cosmic irony

Which part of the story arc is represented by Julia's initial anxiety at the party?

• Exposition
• Rising action
• Climax
• Falling action

What part of the story arc is the moment when Julia decides to write a note to Ralph Tyler?

• Exposition
• Rising action
• Climax
• Resolution

Which type of irony is used when Julia believes Ralph Tyler will be merciful if she explains her situation?

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Verbal irony
• Tragic irony

In the story arc, what does Julia's reflection on her past life represent?

• Exposition
• Rising action
• Climax
• Resolution

What type of irony is present in Julia's repeated phrase about someone walking over her grave?

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Verbal irony
• Cosmic irony

What type of irony is primarily used in the story's conclusion?

• Dramatic irony
• Situational irony
• Verbal irony
• Cosmic irony

How does the use of dramatic irony contribute to the story's tension?

• It reveals Julia's past to the reader but not to Jim
• It shows the reader that Julia is mistaken about Ralph Tyler's identity
• It demonstrates that Jim knows about Julia's past
• It indicates that Ralph Tyler recognizes Julia

Which element of the story's plot structure is most affected by the ironic twist at the end?

• Exposition
• Rising action
• Climax
• Resolution