Earnest Quiz Quest

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Test your knowledge of Wilde's play.

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Earnest Quiz Quest


Froggy Jumps Earnest Quiz QuestVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of Wilde's play. par Nema Eid 1 Who is the author of The Importance of Being Earnest? a William Shakespeare b George Bernard Shaw c Oscar Wilde 2 What is the central pun in the title? a Earnest is a city b Earnest sounds like 'honest' c Earnest means wealthy 3 Which character often pretends to have a fictional brother named Earnest? a Jack b Algernon c Mr. Wilde 4 Which character is known for the line about a 'serious' person’s behavior? a Lady Bracknell b Gwendolen c Cecily 5 What is Jack’s preferred occupation in the story? a Caretaker of a country estate b Professional playwright c Banker 6 Which city landmark does Lady Bracknell inquire about when questioning Jack? a Belgrave Square b Baker Street c Piccadilly Circus 7 Which character loves the idea of marriage for social advancement? a Miss Prism b Lady Bracknell c Gwendolen 8 Which theme is most prominent in the play? a Tragedy of war b Hypocrisy of social standards c Science vs. faith 9 The play is a comedy of what two things primarily? a Names and identities b Food and travel c Law and order 10 Which pair of characters are secretly in love with the idea of 'earnestness'? a Lady Bracknell and Algernon b Cecily and Lane c Gwendolen and Jack 11 Who wrote The Importance of Being Earnest? a William Shakespeare b George Bernard Shaw c Oscar Wilde 12 What is the main genre of the play? a Comedy b Drama c Tragedy 13 Which character is known for the line about standing up to Lady Bracknell? a Mr. Worthing (Jack) b Algernon c Cecil Vyse 14 Which two people pretend to be someone they are not? a Jack and Algernon b Lady Bracknell and Miss Prism c Gwendolen and Cecily 15 What is Jack Worthing's country house address a key plot point for? a To find a job b To escape debt c To create an invalid identity 16 Who is the formidable matriarch who interrogates suitors? a Cecily b Miss Prism c Lady Bracknell 17 What does Lady Bracknell inquire about that reveals social status? a Musical talent b Income and lineage c Favorite food 18 Which city is commonly associated with the play's setting? a Dublin b Paris c London 19 Which character is in love with the idea of a 'serious' engagement? a Gwendolen b Cecily c Miss Prism 20 What wordplay is central to the title? a Want vs need b Earnest vs earnestness c Gaiety vs gravity

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Earnest Quiz QuestVersion en ligne

par Nema Eid

Who is the author of The Importance of Being Earnest?

What is the central pun in the title?

Which character often pretends to have a fictional brother named Earnest?

Which character is known for the line about a 'serious' person’s behavior?

What is Jack’s preferred occupation in the story?

Which city landmark does Lady Bracknell inquire about when questioning Jack?

Which character loves the idea of marriage for social advancement?

Which theme is most prominent in the play?

The play is a comedy of what two things primarily?

Which pair of characters are secretly in love with the idea of 'earnestness'?

Who wrote The Importance of Being Earnest?

What is the main genre of the play?

Which character is known for the line about standing up to Lady Bracknell?

Which two people pretend to be someone they are not?

What is Jack Worthing's country house address a key plot point for?

Who is the formidable matriarch who interrogates suitors?

What does Lady Bracknell inquire about that reveals social status?

Which city is commonly associated with the play's setting?

Which character is in love with the idea of a 'serious' engagement?

What wordplay is central to the title?