The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Quizzes

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What type of play is The Importance of Being Earnest?

A comedy of manners

Where is Jack known as 'Ernest'?

In the city

What condition does Gwendolen have for the man she can love?

He must be named 'Ernest'

Where was Jack found as a baby?

In a handbag at Victoria Station

What is Cecily's relationship to Jack?

She is his 18-year-old ward

Who does Algernon pretend to be in Act II?

'Ernest', Jack's brother

What has Cecily written to herself?

Letters from 'Ernest'

Why does Lady Bracknell approve of Cecily marrying Algernon?

Cecily has a substantial inheritance

What is Jack's true identity?

Algernon's older brother, Ernest John

What does Jack declare at the play's conclusion?

The vital importance of being Earnest

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