Dramatic irony is when the reader knows something that the charictors are not aware of.. so in scene V it would be the fact that we know juliet is trying to fake her death so that her and romeo can live together but, we also know that romeo never got the letter saying that... (so the dramatic irony is that we know that romeo is unaware that the death is a hoax but none of the charictores are.)
Answer: ITS EITHER B. OR D.
Explanation: its mainly talking about bicycle activities, and the risk, it never said anything about staying off bicycles at all times or, ride the bicycle in any manner they choose, so its either
b.Women should bicycle with specific limitations.
OR
d.Women should only bicycle if they understand the risks
The answer is: allusion.
Allusion is a brief reference to a person, event, place or work of art. In the quote from Act 1, Scene 4 of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," Mercutio mentions Cupid humorously to make Romeo (who is depressed) have a good time at the party. In that respect, he says he suggests that Romeo finds someone and dances.
Personally, I think I "do gender" by dressing in feminine ways such as purchasing skirts and girly tops from "stores for girls". I believe I "do gender" by acting subservient and polite to most people. My hobbies tend to be "girly" things such as writing which is seen as a girl-dominated thing, teaching (again, stereotyped to be a girl's profession), drawing, and a "girl sport"-tennis. I think I mostly conform to the norms, but also challenge them in some way. I don't use she/her pronouns, I use they/them. I'm mostly friends with boys as opposed to girls and contrary to the norm, I have no interest in them (I'm a lesbian). Feel free to edit to make it more applicable to you!! Hope this helped.