Which sentence describes an example of dramatic irony in Romeo and Juliet?
A. The audience knows Juliet is spying on Romeo in the Capulets'
garden, while Romeo does not realize this at first.
O B. When Juliet and Romeo first meet, they already know one
another's family identities, though the audience does not.
O C. As Romeo is pining for Rosaline, the audience knows he'll soon
fall in love with Juliet.
D. Romeo and Juliet think their upcoming marriage is doomed, but
the audience knows everything will work out for them.