This game deals with verbal, situational, and dramatic Irony. Definitions and scenarios from Ereading Worksheets are used to assess student knowledge of Irony.
This type of Irony is when something is said that is opposite of what is meant.
Verbal
10
This type of Irony is when the reader knows something that a character doesn't.
Dramatic
10
This type of irony is when the opposite of what is expected happens and is unexpected by everyone.
Situational
10
There are roaches infesting the office of a pest control service.
Situational
15
Looking at her son's messy room, Mom says, "Wow, you could win an award for cleanliness"
Verbal
15
The reader knows that a storm is coming, but the children playing on the playground do not.
Dramatic
15
In Romeo and Juliet, the reader knows that Juliet had faked her death, but Romeo does not.
Dramatic
15
A person running for the State Treasurer office (the person over the money) is actually bankrupt and hasn't paid taxes for two years.
Situational
15
You'll never believe it! My English teacher just failed her book report!
Situational
15
A pilot who is afraid of heights.
Situational
15
A fisherman sits peacefully in his boat, but the audience sees a giant shark lurking just below.
Dramatic
25
What is verbal Irony?
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15
What is situational Irony?
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15
What is dramatic Irony?
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15
Jack Johnson, a long-time vegan, just won the annual BBQ ribs grilling contest. Explain why this is situational irony.
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25
Samantha accidentally poured salt in the punch instead of sugar and now the drink is salty. She decided not to tell anybody. The party guests start to become sick but they don't know why. Why is this dramatic irony?
