The term that best describes that passage is Situational Irony
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In 'Rules of Games', Waverly displays the traits of <em>persistence, intelligence and competitiveness.
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<u>Explanation:
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Waverly is very <em>intelligent</em> as she learns<em> the rules of chess all by herself.</em> She even becomes a chess champion at a very young age as she was very smart and her intellect had no bounds.
She was also very <em>persistent and competitive as she would always face stronger and bigger opponents in chess matches</em>. She has learnt 'the art of invisible strength' from her mother, <em>due to which she is able to fight against all her opponents.
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Give the reader a good viewpoint
use time constraints
keep stakes high
apply pressure
create conflict
complicate matters
be unpredictable and create good "villains"<span />
Answer:
A stern glare from my rival was shot from the room.
Yes, because the world and people should know about what happens in their Earth.
