Understanding Irony in Literature

What is the primary purpose of using irony in literature?

• To introduce new characters

• To make the story longer

• To add depth and layers to the story

• To confuse the reader

In the story about Laura, what was the initial clue that the box was unusual?

• It was glowing

• It had a strange smell

• It was labeled as fragile

• It was very heavy

What did Laura expect to find inside the box?

• A letter

• A valuable item

• A book

• Spiders

How does situational irony manifest in Laura's story?

• Laura finds exactly what she expected

• The box contains a pleasant surprise

• The outcome is the opposite of what Laura anticipated

• Laura never opens the box

What is an example of verbal irony in Laura's story?

• Laura describes the box as heavy

• Laura says the box is empty

• Laura says she deserves whatever is in the box

• Laura claims the box is hers