How does the author use dramatic irony to create humor?
1. Jon's story includes more drama and suspense than Tim's story.
2. Tim's opening ignores the writing advice he has just given to Jon.
3. Jon and Tim are both very competitive about their class assignment.
4. Jon and Tim are equally willing to to provide honest feedback about writing

Answer:

2. Tim's opening ignores the writing advice he had just given to Jon.

Explanation:

Tim's opening ignores the writing advice he has just given to Jon does the author use dramatic irony to create humour. Hence, option B is correct.

Dramatic irony is a plot device used by authors to develop tension, suspense, empathy, and humor. When characters are unaware of plot details, the viewer is forced to anticipate, fear, and want that the characters will learn the truth sooner.

Dramatic irony occurs when certain characters are more aware of a situation than the viewer is. This knowledge frequently creates a sense of suspense since we know the character(s) will discover the truth at some point, but we don't know when or how.

Dramatic irony is a technique used by writers to capture and hold the audience's attention. It makes people curious. Additionally, it increases tension by making the audience fear the moment when characters discover the

Thus, option B is correct.

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