The Importance of Being Earnest Act II

Act II of The Importance of Being Earnest takes place in

• Algernon's flat (apartment).

• the morning room of the Manor House.

• the garden of the Manor House.

Cecily does not like studying German because

• it is too difficult.

• it is not a becoming language and makes her feel plain.

• it will not help her in her future career.

According to Cecily, Jack always looks ​ (a)   when he is at home in the country.

• bored
• tired
• excited

​ (a)   wrote a novel that could not be published because it was lost. ​ ​

• Miss Prism
• Gwendolen
• Cecily
• Jack

When he shows up at Jack's house in the country, Algernon pretends to be

• Ernest.

• Jack.

• Bunbury.

• Chasuble.

Cecily infroms Algernon/Ernest that her Uncle Jack will be sending him to

• prison.

• Paris.

• Australia.

• London.

In Act 2, Jack appears wearning mourning clothes and informs Chasuble and Miss Prism that​ (a)   is dead.

• Ernest
• Algernon
• Gwendolen
• Bunbury

Cecily records _________________________ in her diary.

• what she has learned in her lessons from Miss Prism

• her plans for the future

• her fantasies

Algernon, pretending to be Ernest, asks ​ ​ (a)   to marry him.

• Cecily
• Miss Prism
• Gwendolen

Cecily claims that she and Ernest

• have been engaged for three months.

• have been friends for years.

• are cousins.