1
Q
Verbal irony
A
saying the opposite of what you really mean.
2
Q
Dramatic irony
A
the audience knows more than the characters.
3
Q
Situational irony
A
outcome is the opposite as what you expect.
4
Q
Socratic irony
A
pretends to be ignorant or less knowledgeable to draw out a deeper truth or expose flaws in another person’s reasoning through leading questions
5
Q
irony of fate
A
the view that fate, destiny, or God, seeking diversion or amusement, manipulates human beings and thwarts the humans’ plans.
