WorksheetsIrony
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 17mins
In the movie Toy Story, a character thinks he is a real space explorer, but the audience and the other toys know that he is just a toy.
Verbal
Situational
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Not Ironic
The Titanic was often called the "unsinkable ship", yet it sank on its maiden voyage.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
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“I made those biscuits yesterday,” said Mom. “I don’t know if they're still good.”
Dad banged one on the table. “As soft and fluffy as a chunk of granite,” he remarked.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
The label on the inside of a bathing suit reads, “Dry clean only. Do not get wet.”
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Sally and Jane show up to school wearing the exact same shirt, pants, and shoes.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
On the hottest day of the year, you notice several people wearing boots and carrying skis.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Two characters in a movie are speaking Spanish because they want to keep a secret from a third character who only speaks English. The audience knows that the third character was born in Mexico and actually speaks Spanish fluently.
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Situational
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Not Ironic
“Oh no!” exclaimed Darcy. “Look at my shoes!”
Mom leaned over and noted a speck of dirt on the gray leather. “What a tragedy,” said Mom.
“They’re ruined!”
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Not Ironic
Spencer looked at the thermometer. It was 101 degrees outside. “Jeez,” he said. “I hope it warms up. I want to go to the beach later.”
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Two people are stranded on a desert island. They are surrounded by water, yet they grow weak and are dying from thirst.
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Situational
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Not Ironic
It rains on Mary's wedding day.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Tracy and Lydia are new students in a school. To make themselves seem more interesting, they speak in French accents and pretend they have just moved here from Paris. The audience knows that many of the students actually are from France and have moved to the area because their parents work for a local business, so they know Tracy and Lydia are faking it.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
A teacher forgets her homework and isn’t able to grade the students’ papers.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
A man named "Art" is an artist.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Lauren, normally shy, was nervous and didn't speak during the entire meeting. Her coworker said, "Lauren, if you could stop talking so much I'd really appreciate it."
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
In a TV program, the president puts on a disguise so he can go out in public. While he’s having lunch at a diner, a stranger starts a conversation with him, complaining about politics and what a bad job the president is doing.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Johnny was slowly walking down the hallway when bell rang. The teacher, waiting for him to enter, said, "Slow down Johnny, you wouldn't want to hurt anyone!"
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Your friend falls. You laugh at him. Then you fall.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
A ski area closes because of heavy snowfall.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
The audience knows that Patrick borrowed his brother’s bike without permission and that it was stolen while he had it. When Patrick’s brother asks him if he has seen his bike, Patrick says, “It isn’t my bike. Why would I know what happened to it?”
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Not Ironic
Jim and John walked into the nearly empty movie theater. There was one person already seated. “All the good seats are taken,” said John.
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Situational
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Not Ironic
In a dramatic movie, a family is heartbroken because their dog has run away. The audience knows that the dog is safe and that a nice family is trying to help him find his way home.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
You see a cat chasing a large dog across the yard.
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Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
Fred is already running late to work. When he gets on the highway, there is a huge traffic jam, making him even later.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
Not Ironic
