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Which of the following is an example of dramatic irony in this scene? Choose 1 Choose 1

(Choice A) A Puck plays a trick on Bottom but ends up scaring the other actors.

(Choice B) B Bottom tries to take over the play, but can’t get his cue right as Pyramus.

(Choice C) C Bottom doesn’t realize that Puck has given him an donkey's head.

(Choice D) D The other actors think Bottom is smarter than he actually is.

How does this dramatic irony impact the reader?

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(Choice A) A It shows that Puck is a fan of theatrical performances.

(Choice B) B It helps increase the reader’s sympathy for the other actors. (

Choice C) C It adds humor to Bottom’s next lines, after the others run away.

(Choice D) D It explains the moral of the story, which is that bragging is wrong.

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