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TWO TRUTHS, ONE IRONY

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Read each set of three statements carefully. Two are normal/true statements, one is ironic. Identify which statement is ironic.

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Read each set of three statements carefully. Two are normal/true statements, one is ironic. Identify which statement is ironic.

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“After looking at a student’s poor test score…” is ironic because it is opposite of what we expect.

“Our boss…cannot fix his house’s broken ceiling” is ironic because it is unexpected given his profession.

“When your nanay walks into your filthy house…” is ironic because she says the opposite of what the situation actually is.

“If a thief's house was broken into…” is ironic because it’s an unexpected twist—what happens to others happens to the thief at the same time.

“When Romeo believes Juliet is dead…” is ironic because the audience knows the truth, but Romeo does not, creating dramatic irony.

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