Question
Why does situational and dramatic irony often contribute to the development of a work’s theme?
(1 point)
They cause a reader to think beyond the surface level and their own expectations.
They cause a reader to find the literal rather than figurative meaning in a situation.
They cause a reader to make connections between different plot elements in the work.
They cause a reader to look for symbols in a work of fiction.
(1 point)
They cause a reader to think beyond the surface level and their own expectations.
They cause a reader to find the literal rather than figurative meaning in a situation.
They cause a reader to make connections between different plot elements in the work.
They cause a reader to look for symbols in a work of fiction.
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The most accurate answer is:
**They cause a reader to think beyond the surface level and their own expectations.**
Situational and dramatic irony often create unexpected twists or contrasts that challenge the reader's assumptions, prompting deeper reflection on the themes and messages present in the work.
**They cause a reader to think beyond the surface level and their own expectations.**
Situational and dramatic irony often create unexpected twists or contrasts that challenge the reader's assumptions, prompting deeper reflection on the themes and messages present in the work.