The best answer would be B
A predicate nominative is word in the nominative case that completes a copulative verb, such as daughter<span> in the sentence </span>Kendra is my daughter<span>.
I would say Planet.
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He learned about irony.
An example of such an amusing contradiction would be if in a school that teaches people how to fix elevators, the elevators were broken, or something similar.