Answer:
C. The author relies on the reader's expectation that the wealthy teen would be the villain of the story and flips this expectation, making him the regretful protagonist, to create irony.
Explanation:
Irony is the expression of ideas in words that are the opposite of what is meant. To achieve this, The Onion Staff, refrained from using words that paint the wealthy teen to be what he truly was, the villain in the story who drove under the influence of alcohol thus endangering the lives of others.
He was rather painted as the protagonist who was unjustly arrested by the police and denied his luxuries for some time. The effect of this irony was humor that made mockery of Charles Wentworth's misbehaviors.
Answer:
Tone, Plot, and Imagery.
Explanation:
These would be the answers because; tone allows the reader into the trance of the novel allowing them to truly understand the meaning behind the story or scene. Plot lets the reader know what is happening throughout the story, without the plot, the book wouldn't make any logical sense. Imagery, some people have a hard time imagining the story in their head on their own. Most authors use imagery to draw the reader's attention to what's really happening throughout the story ad allows them to create that mental picture for themselves. These all create a whole new atmosphere for the reader and help you better understand the author's purpose.
Hi Kalea <3
The word that doesn't signal an example is A, conversely. All the other ones are good "for example" type phrases.
Hope this helps, byee <3
Answer:
A combination of a verb and an adverb or a verb and a preposition, or both, in which the combination has a meaning different from the meaning of the words considered separately : "Catch on " is a phrasal verb meaning of understand.
