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Who does Algernon pretend to be when he visits Cecily at Hertfordshire?
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Miss Prism goes on a walk with _, leaving Cecily alone.
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What does Cecily tell her governess, Miss Prism, that she wishes Jack would allow?
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What privileged piece of information does Algernon take from a conversation between Jack and Gwendolen?
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What does Jack tell Algernon he plans to do with Ernest by the end of the week?
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Who does Gwendolen tell Jack she would not consider marrying?
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Where does Algernon take Lady Bracknell in order to give Jack opportunity to propose to Gwendolen?
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Algernon reprimands his butler, Lane, for not making _ for Lady Bracknell.
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What does Algernon call the practice of keeping an imaginary friend/relation?
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What does Algernon say that Jack will need to clear up before getting his consent to marry Gwendolen?
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What does Ernest/Jack tell Algernon he intends to do during his visit to London?
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Whose arrival does Algernon’s butler, Lane, announce in the play’s opening scene?
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Why does Cecily put sugar in Gwendolen’s tea?
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Why does Gwendolen tell Cecily that cake and sugar are no longer fashionable?
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Why does Gwendolen never travel without her diary?
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Why has Cecily broken off her engagement to Algernon?
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Where has Cecily recorded her engagement to Jack’s brother Ernest?
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Why is Cecily nervous about meeting Jack’s brother Ernest?
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Where is Jack’s house in the country?
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What is the name of Algernon’s imaginary friend?
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Why hasn’t Jack told Gwendolen that he has an excessively pretty young ward?
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What does Jack call Lady Bracknell behind her back?
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Who does Algernon think ought to set an example for the upper classes?
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What is Gwendolen’s response to the story of Jack’s origins?
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What does Algernon begin playing offstage at the conclusion of Jack’s interview with Lady Bracknell?
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What is Lady Bracknell’s objection to Jack as a prospective suitor to Gwendolen?
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Where did old Mr. Thomas Cardew find Jack as a baby?
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What is the name of the restaurant where Happy and Biff take Willy?
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What is Lady Bracknell’s reaction when Jack admits to her that he smokes?
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Which is not one of Estragon's characteristics?
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What does Nora bring into the cottage at the beginning?
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What does Gwendolen say the name Ernest produces?
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What does Gwendolen say they live in?
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Why does Lane claim that there were “no cucumbers at the market”?
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What does Algernon mean when he says that Lady Bracknell rings the doorbell in a “Wagnerian manner”?
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At first, Jack tells Algernon that Cecily is his what?
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What leads Algernon to think Jack is leading a double life?
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What does Algernon tell Jack he has always suspected him of being?
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Why does Lane think it isn’t polite to listen to Algernon’s piano‑playing?
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What is the resolution of the play?
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What does the setting symbolize?
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What is the tone of the play?
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What literary device is used in the title of the play?
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What is the genre of The Importance of Being Earnest?
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Who is Miss Prism?
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Who is the protagonist of the play?
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What is Algernon’s view on marriage before he falls in love?
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What does Lady Bracknell consider most important in a marriage?
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What is the central theme of The Importance of Being Earnest?
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What is the last line of the play?
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