3 Types of IRONY

Master the art of understanding irony! This worksheet helps students define and differentiate between situational, dramatic, and verbal irony.

What is Situational Irony? What is Dramatic Irony? What is Verbal Irony? After watching the video for situational irony, briefly explain situational irony using your own words After watching the video for dramatic irony, briefly explain dramatic irony using your own words. After watching the video for verbal irony, briefly explain verbal irony using your own words. Match each type of irony to it's definition. Dramatic Irony When the audience understands something that the speaker or character does not. Verbal Irony When a speaker says one thing but means another. Situational Irony When the result of an action is the opposite of the desired or expected effect.