First question: A; Second question: C
Answer:
situational irony
Explanation:
Situational irony occurs when the reader is waiting for an event to happen, but what happens is the opposite and totally unexpected event, which surprises the reader, for having been unpredictable.
The above text is an example of situational irony because as we read the text we are sure that a cheff who makes meat dishes admired in the world is a meat lover, but we were surprised to find that the cheff is vegan.
Answer:
semicolons
Explanation:
Since you're already separating the city and country with commas, you use semicolons to separate the pairs to make it less confusing and easy to understand.
Answer:
A million men and boys break for the train. Bud gets pushed to the side and is nearly trampled until someone reaches down and pulls him up and helps him keep running. Bugs gets on first and yells to Bud to throw him his case.
Explanation:
This is a compound sentence because you can break it into two sentences.
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