Question
Use the story to answer the question.
What is ironic about the ending to the story (paragraphs 4-6)?
(1 point)
Jack did not have a plan to make his
Kitchen tidier.
Jack believed that the way to tidy a kitchen was to put things away even though his things were clean.
Jack knew he should clean up the crumos on his counter.
Jack decided his kitchen was clean enough even though it was messier than when ne had started to tidy it
What is ironic about the ending to the story (paragraphs 4-6)?
(1 point)
Jack did not have a plan to make his
Kitchen tidier.
Jack believed that the way to tidy a kitchen was to put things away even though his things were clean.
Jack knew he should clean up the crumos on his counter.
Jack decided his kitchen was clean enough even though it was messier than when ne had started to tidy it
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The irony in the ending of the story is that Jack believed he was tidying up his kitchen, but instead, his efforts resulted in a messier kitchen than when he started. This suggests that despite his intentions to clean and organize, he failed to achieve his goal, which contrasts with the typical expectation that tidying would lead to a cleaner space. Therefore, the correct answer would be:
**Jack decided his kitchen was clean enough even though it was messier than when he had started to tidy it.**
**Jack decided his kitchen was clean enough even though it was messier than when he had started to tidy it.**
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