Question

HELP ME PLZ ILL GIVE BRAINLIEST - In the essay “Drowning in Dishes,” what is ironic about the fact that Danial’s first position in his new job is the dishwashing station?
Question 1 options:

It is the one job he hates most at home, and it is ironic that this very job is what teaches him a valuable life lesson

He finds out he’s actually an excellent dishwasher

He realizes that all the dishwashing strategies his mom taught him will help him in his new job.

Answer 1

Answer:

It is the one job he hates most at home, and it is ironic that this very job is what teaches him a valuable life lesson

Explanation: In the essay "Drowning in Dishes" we read that Daniel's first job is at a dishwashing station. It is ironic if we consider the fact that he mentions that washing the dishes at home was the activity that he hated the most when he was younger. However, it is in this job where he learns a lesson for life, humility and perseverance.

Answer 2

Answer:

It is the one job he hates most at home, and it is ironic that this very job is what teaches him a valuable life lesson.

Explanation:

His manager made him do that job every day until he stopped complaining and he finally did.