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What does Lady Bracknell consider most important in a marriage?

ATrue love

BSocial status and wealth

CCompatibility

DRomance and passion

Answer:

B. Social status and wealth

Read Explanation:

Above all else, Lady Bracknell regards social standing, lineage, and wealth as the essential traits of a future spouse. Therefore, when Gwendolen wishes to marry the orphaned Jack, she abruptly tells him to acquire some parents before getting engaged to her daughter.


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