Importance of Being Earnest Act II

What is the primary setting of Act II in "The Importance of Being Earnest"?

• A train station

• A country house

• A garden

• A church

Who is Cecily's governess in the play?

• Lady Bracknell

• Miss Prism

• Gwendolen

• Miss Fairfax

Who is pretending to be Ernest in Act II?

• Algernon

• Jack

• Dr. Chasuble

• Lane

What is Algernon's primary reason for visiting Jack's country home?

• To meet Cecily

• To escape debt collectors

• To confront Jack about his lies

• To enjoy the countryside

What does Cecily add to her diary after meeting Algernon?

• A photo of Algernon

• A lock of Algernon's hair

• Notes about their engagement

• A poem about love

Cecily tells Algernon that Uncle Jack is sending Ernest where?

• Australia

• Mexico

• United States

• China

What does Jack claim to have when he returns to the country home in mourning attire?

• A new job

• News of Ernest's death

• A gift for Cecily

• An invitation for Cecily

When Jack discovers Algernon pretending to be his younger brother, how does Jack react?

• He is confused about why he has been told about his brother's death.

• He is furious and tries to send Algernon away.

• He tells everyone that Algernon is not his brother.

• He acts happy to see his brother.

What does Jack refuse to give to Algernon in Act II?

• Money

• A place to stay

• 
  His consent to marry Cecily

• His car

Why does Gwendolen arrive at the Manor House?

• To confront Jack

• To meet Cecily

• To escape her mother

• To find Ernest