Answer: A) Dramatic irony.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) Ironic
Answer: B) Verbal irony.
Answer: D) Because it is a time when Want is keenly felt, and Abundance rejoices.
Answer: A) Irony
Answer: D) Montresor plans to kill Fortunato, and Fortunato doesn't know.
Answer: C) Dramatic Irony and a thematic statement about the destructive power of a lie.
Answer: B) Situational irony.
Answer: A) Contrast
Answer: B) Dramatic irony.
Answer: D) Sarcasm
Answer: C) Dramatic irony.
Answer: D) Dramatic irony.
Answer: B) Revenge doesn't always hurt the person it's directed toward, it usually hurts the person trying to get it.
Answer: B) To criticize or mock.
Answer: B) Situational Irony.
Answer: C) Implicature, disagreement.
Answer: B) Verbal Irony.
Answer: C) To emphasize Caesar's generosity and counter the claim of ambition.
Answer: B) Inner corruption.
Answer: B) Irony
Answer: C) Irony
Answer: D) Dramatic Irony.
Answer: B) Grows organically.
Answer: C) A literary technique in which the intended meaning of words or events is different from, or opposite to, their literal or expected meaning.
Answer: A) Avarice/greed
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: D) Irony
Answer: B) Longfellow
Answer: D) Critique contemporary society, politics, and human nature.
Answer: A) Sympathy and censure.
Answer: A) VERBAL IRONY.
Answer: C) Sarcastic
Answer: C) Mocking
Answer: D) Ironic because of the narrator's misunderstanding.
Answer: C) The witches' and apparitions made him overconfident.
Answer: B) Dramatic Irony.
Answer: A) What is said is different than what is meant.
Answer: D) Ironic
Answer: B) I suppose it is a bit chilly.
Answer: A) "Oh, brilliant! I left my lunch at home again.".
Answer: C) A figure of speech.
Answer: B) Context
Answer: B) Sarcastic
Answer: A) Sarcasm
Answer: B) Structural necessity.
Answer: A) She seems sad about Tybalt, but is crying over Romeo.