The Importance of Being Earnest: Act 2, Part Two Quiz: Quick Quiz

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The Importance of Being Earnest

Oscar Wilde

Act 2, Part Two Quiz

1 of 5
What prevents Jack from revealing Algernon's assumed identity to Cecily?

2 of 5
What response does Cecily give Algernon when he proposes marriage?

3 of 5
What about the name "Ernest" attracts Cecily to Algernon, just as it attracts Gwendolen to Jack?

4 of 5
How does Cecily first identify herself to Gwendolen at the Manor House?

5 of 5
What do Cecily and Gwendolen do upon learning from Jack that "Ernest" is a fiction?

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1 of 5 What prevents Jack from revealing Algernon's assumed identity to Cecily?

2 of 5 What response does Cecily give Algernon when he proposes marriage?

3 of 5 What about the name "Ernest" attracts Cecily to Algernon, just as it attracts Gwendolen to Jack?

4 of 5 How does Cecily first identify herself to Gwendolen at the Manor House?

5 of 5 What do Cecily and Gwendolen do upon learning from Jack that "Ernest" is a fiction?