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Who wrote the prologue to The School for Scandal?

ADavid Garrick

BRichard Brinsley Sheridan

COliver Goldsmith

DSamuel Johnson

Answer:

A. David Garrick

Read Explanation:

  • The prologue to The School for Scandal was written by David Garrick, a prominent 18th-century actor, playwright, producer, and theater manager.

  • Although Richard Brinsley Sheridan wrote the play itself, Garrick contributed the prologue, which humorously critiques society's obsession with gossip and scandal.

  • This collaboration reflects Garrick's influence in the theater world at the time and his skill in setting the tone for the play.


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