Question

How does the resolution of the story "Charles" create an ironic twist? A)Laurie's teacher is surprised to learn that Laurie talks about school at home. B) Laurie's mother realizes that her son is actually the troublemaker, Charles. C)Laurie's mother learns that her son has changed his ways and is being a good helper. D)The kindergarten teacher is amazed when she learns that Laurie is known by another name.

Answer 1

The Answer is B: Laurie’s mother realizes that her son is actually the troublemaker, Charles. It’s ironic because Laurie is Charles and tells his mom all the stuff he’s been doing at school and not getting punished for it because he said it was another boy.

Answer 2

Aurie's mother realizes that her son is the troublemaker, Charles. Thus the correct answer is option B

Step-by-step explanation:

Laurie deceives his mother since he feels coerce about his activities and needs to discuss them; however, he would not like to face the results for them, so he makes up an anecdote about a nonexistent kid named Charles and portrays all the terrible things Charles does when it's genuinely Laurie.

Laurie appears to be mindful of his activities. He portrays how he went about as terribly new in this example and he understood that he was awful. However he avoids fault from himself by making up a customary kid.