Irony is most evident in which segment of the story's plot? A. the rising action B. the climax C. the inciting incident D. the falling action

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Irony is most evident in which segment of the story's plot?

A. the rising action
B. the climax
C. the inciting incident
D. the falling action

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I can't really answer unless I see the text.

Marc Meketon answered Oct 23, 2018

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Answer: B. the climax

Explanation: Irony is most evident in The Climax of: "The Rocking-Horse Winner"

Gontrollez answered Oct 26, 2018

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