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What is ironic contrast in literature?

AA comparison between similar themes in different works

BA poetic device used to emphasize the beauty of language

CA contrast between what is expected and what actually happens

DA reversal of character roles in a narrative

Answer:

C. A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens

Read Explanation:

  • Ironic contrast (a form of irony) in literature occurs when there is a difference between expectation and reality.

  • It often highlights unexpected outcomes, contradictions, or hidden truths to create humor, criticism, or deeper meaning in a text.


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