14. Which of the following statements best describes what is ironic about Uncle Angelo's purchase when compared to the obsessive nature that the narrator's friends had towards having
the "biggest" houses and "nicest" cars. [RL.6)
A. It is ironic because "biggest" and "nicest" imply expensive, but the table is actually
very inexpensive, as it is only $10.
B. It is ironic because the table is very big and now he literally owns the "biggest" thing,
c. It is ironic because the fight over the table is the biggest fight they have ever had and
it is over a big item.
D. It is ironic because things that are considered the "biggest" and the "nicest" are
supposed to make people this happiest, but this table does not make anyone happy