The most appropriate reason for an author to employ irony in a text is to teach a lesson or communicate a theme. Irony often highlights contrasts between expectations and reality, which can illuminate deeper truths and encourage readers to reflect on the underlying messages of the work.
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Which is a reason that an author might employ irony into a text?(1 point)
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to create symbolism in a text
to create symbolism in a text
to show how the setting and plot are connected
to show how the setting and plot are connected
to help a character be more believable
to help a character be more believable
to teach a lesson or communicate a theme
to teach a lesson or communicate a theme
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