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What does ‘irony’ refer to?

A. A figure of speech that uses deliberate exaggeration
B. A contradiction between expectation and reality
C. A type of symbolism
D. A common narrative structure

Answer: A contradiction between expectation and reality


Additional Information: Irony highlights the difference between what is expected and what actually occurs, creating surprise or humor.


Subjects: Literary Devices, Literature

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