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FINAL TEST

The Importance of Being Earnest

ACT 1
Direction. Do all the questions.

1. Algy noticed from ................................................... that there were eight bottles of


champagne were being served on Thursday night’s dinner.
2. Algernon thinks .................................................... should set an example for the upper
class.
3. Jack was found on................................................railway line when his was a baby.
4. Gwendolen was ordered to be in the .................................... when Jack was being
questioned by Lady Bracknell.
5. The hand-bag is being kept by Jack in ............................................................................
6. According to Lady Bracknell if education is taken into consideration, the position of the
upper classes will be .............................................................
7. How did Algy refuse Lady Bracknell’s command when he was asked to go to Mary
Farquhar house? .............................................................................................................
8. What was Ms. Fairfax’s opinion on the names of Jack and John? ..................................
9. Why did Algy suggest to use the term severe chill? ......................................................
10. What did Jack say about Gwen and Cecily when they met? .........................................

ACT 2&3
Direction. Choose only 3 questions.

1. How would you describe Miss Prism in term of her characterization? What is her
function in the play?
2. What seems to be the source of conflict between Cecily and Gwendolen? Do you
think the conflict is rational?
3. Who is leading double lives? What can be said about Jack and Algy when they are
trying to escape from social obligations?
4. What is Jack’s expectation of Cecily? Why is he being too hard on her? What can we say
about his role as a guardian?
5. What is seemed to be the standard concept of social respectability according to the upper
class society?
6. How did Wilde describe the concept of marriage based on the characters involved in the
play?

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