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What is the definition of dramatic irony? A. A figure of speech that joins two seemingly opposing terms B. A situation where the audience knows more about what will happen in a story than the main character
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What is the definition of dramatic irony?

A. A figure of speech that joins two seemingly opposing terms

B. A situation where the audience knows more about what will happen in a story than the main character

C. The location where the events of a story take place

D. A struggle or problem

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B. A situation where the audience knows more about what will happen in a story than the main character

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