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The idea that Safia's father must spend his pension to make his daughter presentable even though her future husband is extremely wealthy is an example of A. foreshadowing B. situational irony C. verbal
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The idea that Safia's father must spend his pension to make his daughter presentable even though her future husband is extremely wealthy is an example of

A. foreshadowing
B. situational irony
C. verbal irony
D. setting ​

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Answer:

ballistics

2. situational irony

3. patronizing

4. His

5. who

6. portended

7. me

8. his

9. whom

10. immolated

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The answer would be b
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