Question 45
Other Set Texts: Non-African ProseGreat Expectations by Charles Dickens

The uniqueness of Mr. Wopsle's speech is expressed in this passage through
- A.a metaphor
- B.an irony
- C.a hyperbole
- D.a flashback.
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B (an irony)
Explanation
Pip calls the elocution "decidedly fine", then explains it was slow, dreary and unnatural: he means the opposite.