The Earnest Upper-class Quiz

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Froggy Jumps The Earnest Upper-class QuizOnline version Witty moments from Wilde's excerpt. by H Mark 1 Which best describes the tone of the excerpt? a Heavy irony throughout b A humorous critique of the upper class c A suspenseful tragedy 2 What do the two ladies reveal about each other's hometowns? a They share equal politeness b They admire Ernest’s honesty c They both display snobbery about the other’s hometown 3 At first, how do Cecily and Gwendolen behave toward each other? a They try to stay civil and polite b They immediately quarrel aggressively c They ignore each other completely 4 Which action is described as a faux pas in the excerpt? a Arriving late to tea b Putting sugar in tea and cake instead of bread and butter c Speaking out of turn about Ernest 5 What do the two women do while upset about Ernest? a They stop speaking to each other b They insult one another instead of blaming Ernest c They team up to confront Ernest 6 All three quotes show what about the women during the matter? a They victimize Ernest instead of confronting him b They condemn Ernest to the authorities c They ignore the issue and change topics 7 How do the ladies respond when news of the engagement first comes? a They mock the engagement openly b They act with restraint and poise c They storm out in anger 8 Which line best shows the ladies’ initial poise on learning of the engagement? a "Shall I lay tea here as usual, Miss?" b "No doubt you have many other calls of a similar character to make in the neighbourhood." c "Detestable girl! But I require tea!" 9 Match the term to its definition: a severe downturn in the economy a indignation b curious c depression 10 Who says the line, "Detestable girl! But I require tea!" a Gwendolen b Cecily c Merriman

Froggy Jumps

The Earnest Upper-class QuizOnline version

Witty moments from Wilde's excerpt.

by H Mark

Which best describes the tone of the excerpt?

Heavy irony throughout

A humorous critique of the upper class

A suspenseful tragedy

What do the two ladies reveal about each other's hometowns?

They share equal politeness

They admire Ernest’s honesty

They both display snobbery about the other’s hometown

At first, how do Cecily and Gwendolen behave toward each other?

They try to stay civil and polite

They immediately quarrel aggressively

They ignore each other completely

Which action is described as a faux pas in the excerpt?

Arriving late to tea

Putting sugar in tea and cake instead of bread and butter

Speaking out of turn about Ernest

What do the two women do while upset about Ernest?

They stop speaking to each other

They insult one another instead of blaming Ernest

They team up to confront Ernest

All three quotes show what about the women during the matter?

They victimize Ernest instead of confronting him

They condemn Ernest to the authorities

They ignore the issue and change topics

How do the ladies respond when news of the engagement first comes?

They mock the engagement openly

They act with restraint and poise

They storm out in anger

Which line best shows the ladies’ initial poise on learning of the engagement?

"Shall I lay tea here as usual, Miss?"

"No doubt you have many other calls of a similar character to make in the neighbourhood."

"Detestable girl! But I require tea!"

Match the term to its definition: a severe downturn in the economy

indignation

curious

depression

Who says the line, "Detestable girl! But I require tea!"

Gwendolen

Cecily

Merriman

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The Earnest Upper-class Quiz

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The Earnest Upper-class QuizOnline version

by H Mark

Which best describes the tone of the excerpt?

What do the two ladies reveal about each other's hometowns?

At first, how do Cecily and Gwendolen behave toward each other?

Which action is described as a faux pas in the excerpt?

What do the two women do while upset about Ernest?

All three quotes show what about the women during the matter?

How do the ladies respond when news of the engagement first comes?

Which line best shows the ladies’ initial poise on learning of the engagement?

Match the term to its definition: a severe downturn in the economy

Who says the line, "Detestable girl! But I require tea!"

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