1. What does the phrase "like a lamb to the slaughter" mean? 2. Why is the title of the story we read last class ("Lamb to the Slaughter") ironic? (Hint: you should look up the definition of irony to be

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1. What does the phrase "like a lamb to the slaughter" mean?

2. Why is the title of the story we read last class ("Lamb to the Slaughter") ironic? (Hint: you should look up the definition of irony to be sure you can answer this question.)

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Answer:

New slang word.

use it and become popular.

Ripe.

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