Lamb to the Slaughter: Isn't it ironic? Directions: "Lamb to the Slaughter" by Roald Dahl is bursting with all three types of
irony: verbal situational and dramatic. Find one example of each type of irony within
the story and explain what is happening and what makes it ironic in the lines below. Your
answer must be in full sentences and use quotes to support your answer.

Which answer best expresses how the Articles of Confederation established the states' roles in the court system?

A.) The states had their own courts, but the national court system was used to appeal decisions from the states.

B.) Only thkment did not have a way to settle disputes between the states.

D.) The states had their own courts, but the national court system was used to settle disputes between the states.

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Explanation:

Which answer best expresses how the Articles of Confederation established the states' roles in the court system?

A.) The states had their own courts, but the national court system was used to appeal decisions from the states.

B.) Only thkment did not have a way to settle disputes between the states.

D.) The states had their own courts, but the national court system was used to settle disputes between the states.

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Explanation:

once upon a midnight dreary, while i pondered, weak and weary,

explanation:

the god   the goddess of salt water, of fresh water   yet more powerful and perfect.