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If a speaker uses irony, saying 'Great weather we're having!' while standing in a torrential downpour, what is their actual opinion?
AThey love the rain.
BThey are happy the drought is over.
CThey are annoyed by the bad weather.
DThey are a meteorologist.
✓ Correct Answer: C — They are annoyed by the bad weather.
Irony involves saying the opposite of what is meant for emphasis or humor, especially in a negative situation.
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