Question

Daring Dachshund and Pup Wonder Save the Day . . . Not How does the author's choice of diction most clearly contribute to the voice of this movie review?

1. Formal diction (e.g., conundrum, underscored, insofar) contributes to a lecturing voice.
2. Witty diction (e.g., chasing their own tails, taking a bite out of crime) contributes to a humorous voice.
3. Romantic diction (e.g., damsel in distress, implore you to avoid) contributes to a sentimental voice.
4.Outraged diction (e.g., Notorious pet lover, insults the intelligence) contributes to a bitter voice.

Answer 1

2. The review uses playful puns and lighthearted phrases (e.g., "pup wonder," "Not," "chasing their own tails")—witty diction that creates a humorous, sarcastic voice.