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What does Algernon tell Jack he has always suspected him of being?

AA Communist

BA Liberal Unionist

CA Bunburyist

DA Tory

Answer:

C. A Bunburyist

Read Explanation:

He tells Jack he has always suspected him of being “a confirmed and secret Bunburyist,” a term he refuses to define until Jack explains why he goes by two completely different names, and he requests that the explanation be “improbable.” Jack protests that his explanation is not improbable.


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