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Which type of irony is feigning ignorance to gain knowledge? A. Situational B. Dramatic C. Socratic D. Verbal

Which type of irony is feigning ignorance to gain knowledge? A. Situational B. Dramatic C. Socratic D. Verbal
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Which type of irony is feigning ignorance to gain knowledge?

A.
Situational
B.
Dramatic
C.
Socratic
D.
Verbal

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Answer:

c

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User Doubts
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Answer:

Socratic irony

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