Question

who has read the importance of being earnest?

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

@ThisGirlPretty

Answer 3

I have read that! It's that play by Oscar Wilde, right?

Answer 4

yes I need help

Answer 5

Ok, so I'm a little bit rusty on the plot points of the story, but from what I can gather, here are some hints that should be helpful.
1. John (aka Jack) is related to Mrs. Bracknell and Algernon, but not Miss Prism; Miss Prism was his childhood nurse.
2. The reason John invents the alter-ego of Earnest is so he has an excuse to visit London; for similar reasons, Algernon borrows John's character as an excuse to make a trip out of London.
3. I'm not too certain about this one. My impression is that Cecily and Gwendolyn both keeping diaries isn't a very important coincidence, but, again, I'm rusty on the details of the play.

Answer 6

so cbd are correct is 4 a?

Answer 7

4. Again, I'm not entirely sure what the right answer is for this one. Both A and D seem compelling, but all the options are pretty similar from what I can tell. You may have to do a bit of rereading to answer this one.
5. Another tricky one; I'm not sure how you'd answer this if you don't know who Egeria is. Maybe from the context? Anyway, Egeria is a Roman mythological character. She was known for being a counselor to the king of Rome.
6. I know for certain that A and D are mentioned in the opening act of the play, but I'm not sure when exactly Cecily's and Aunt Augusta's plots are introduced. You may want to review this section as well.

Answer 8

@ThisGirlPretty

Answer 9

@Shadow