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Educational worksheet on paradox and oxymoron with exercises and examples.

Worksheet titled "Paradox and Oxymoron" with two sections for identifying and explaining literary devices, including examples and a quote from George Orwell's "Animal Farm."

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Final Answer:
Part I:
1) paradox
2) oxymoron
3) oxymoron
4) oxymoron
5) paradox
6) oxymoron

Part II:
Oxymoron: “more equal”
It’s a paradox because it says all animals are equal, but then says some are “more equal,” which contradicts the idea of equality.

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