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English, 16.12.2021 21:40, alannadiaz1

Which statement best sums up the irony in "Salvation"? A. The children were more excited about being saved than the adults.
B. A situation that Hughes thought would be joyful actually ended up
causing him sorrow.
C. An event that should have been momentous did not affect Hughes
at all.
D. The preacher was unkind and did not make Hughes feel welcome.

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