Because of the difference in their viewpoints, which is a dramatic irony that the reader can see but that Tyrone doesn’t seem to notice?

Question

Responses
A Terrence has read the letter.Terrence has read the letter.
B Terrence works hard.Terrence works hard.
C Terrence will be alone.Terrence will be alone.
D He is really smart.

Answer 1

The option that best reflects a dramatic irony involving differing viewpoints where one character is unaware of a situation that the audience understands is:

A. Terrence has read the letter.

This implies that Tyrone is unaware of something significant that the audience knows, creating a gap between the characters' understanding and the readers' knowledge, which is the essence of dramatic irony.