Answer: C) Sarcastic and annoyed.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Dramatic irony.
Answer: D) Are there no prisons?
Answer: C) Mocking or joking in a mean way.
Answer: A) He uses verbal irony.
Answer: A) SARCASM
Answer: D) Audience awareness exceeds character awareness (Dramatic Irony).
Answer: D) Irony
Answer: C) Situational Irony.
Answer: A) Verbal irony.
Answer: A) You've got to be kidding.
Answer: A) Oh, great job on the presentation! (when it was actually poorly done.).
Answer: B) Mock Tom and his wife's greed and quarrels.
Answer: A) Tone
Answer: B) To mock or convey contempt.
Answer: A) Scapegoat
Answer: A) "Wow, another Monday morning meeting. Just what I needed!".
Answer: C) Verbal Irony.
Answer: D) Non-serious
Answer: B) Dramatic Irony.
Answer: B) Odd combinations of objects and ideas.
Answer: A) Says the opposite to be funny.
Answer: B) To provide comic relief for the audience.
Answer: B) Dramatic irony.
Answer: A) Irony
Answer: B) Their behavior is more outrageous and humorous than actually violent.
Answer: D) Sarcastic
Answer: C) Verbal irony.
Answer: B) Their incompetence/foolishness.
Answer: C) Situational irony.
Answer: B) Roast
Answer: B) They think he is lying but allow him to remain on the farm.
Answer: D) Situational Irony.
Answer: C) Sarcasm and dismissiveness.
Answer: A) Situational irony.
Answer: B) Criticize or ridicule human folly and societal flaws.
Answer: A) Situational Irony.
Answer: B) Over-academic theorizing.
Answer: A) Verbal irony/sarcasm.
Answer: A) The statement means the opposite of what is said.
Answer: A) You won't understand a word.
Answer: A) Satire
Answer: C) Irony
Answer: D) Brutus wants the murder to seem religious to relieve his guilt and have the public condone it.
Answer: B) Sit in that glaring sunshine, paint a smile on your face, and let that sunburn come.
Answer: A) Feste
Answer: B) Situational
Answer: B) A humbug.
Answer: A) Humor/irony