AnswersDBN LA 8-CRThemes in the Poetry of Keats

Part 3: Characterization in The Importance of Being Earnest Answers

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What traits does Lady Bracknell show in this passage? Check all that apply.

A
She is instructive toward Algernon.
B
She is determined.
C
She is unmarried.
D
She is reluctant to agree.
E
She is pleased to agree.
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What do you learn about Jack and Algernon from this passage?

A
They value morality over appearances.
B
They wish to be members of the upper class.
C
They are concerned about participating in religious traditions.
D
They will go to great lengths for the women they love.
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What does this passage most clearly convey about Lady Bracknell?

A
She believes strongly in the importance of rules.
B
She is thrilled that her family members are engaged.
C
She hopes to help with the wedding planning.
D
She believes in the importance of where one lives.
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What does this passage convey about Lady Bracknell’s values?

A
She cares only about a person’s physical appearances.
B
She believes that wealth makes someone more desirable.
C
She does not believe in keeping money in a bank.
D
She is deeply concerned with a person’s inner character.
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What behaviors or ideas does Jack most clearly disapprove of, based on this passage? Check all that apply.

A
being untruthful
B
eating too much
C
sleeping too much
D
overstaying one’s welcome
E
pursuing romance

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