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What is the tone of the play?

ASerious and dramatic

BLight, witty, and satirical

CDark and depressing

DAggressive and confrontational

Answer:

B. Light, witty, and satirical

Read Explanation:

  • Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest has a lighthearted, satirical, and witty tone, which enhances its comedic effect while subtly critiquing Victorian society.

  • The tone is light, witty, and playful, but also deceptively sharp in its critique of Victorian society.

  • Wilde uses humor to expose hypocrisy without being overtly harsh.


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