B. and a.: forming and selling
I think it is C. It is a short work of nonfiction that explains something in an amusing way.
Answer:
That's correct
But there are multiple types of irony, well mainly three
- Dramatic
- Situational
- Verbal
Answer: Textual analysis involves analysis not just the content, but also the structure or design of a text and how elements function, often as part of a larger (historical, cultural) context. On the other hand literal an analysis uses facts of the story to support logical conclusions about the story, such as whether the central character is static or dynamic.
Explanation:
<span>All points of view happen inside the narrator of the
story’s minds. A point of view is the narrator of the whole story. There are
three types of point of views: first, second and third point of view. In this
question, it could be the first person point of view, is when one of the characters
is the narrator and usually describes things using ‘I’ or third person point of
view is someone not included in the story and can be objective third person –
narrator only shares the facts and no emotions; limited third person – includes
feeling and emotions and omniscient third person – narrator partly reveals both
the emotions and facts.</span>
