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Unveiling the Layers: A Review Game for The Importance of Being Earnest

Delve into the intricacies of the play through this interactive review game focusing on key plot points and character interactions. Explore the clever wit and humor of Oscar Wilde's masterpiece.

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Unveiling the Layers: A Review Game for The Importance of Being Earnest

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  1. What is Behind the Curtain? A Review Game for The Importance of Being Earnest

  2. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why does Lane think it is impolite to listen to Algernon’s piano playing? Because he plays so badly

  3. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Algernon tells Jack that he has always suspected him of being what? A Tory

  4. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : What leads Algernon to suspect that Jack is hiding something (leading a double life)? An inscription

  5. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Jack tell Algernon that it is “ungentlemanly” to read what? A private cigarette case

  6. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : At first, Jack tells Algernon that Cecily is his what? His Aunt

  7. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What does Algernon mean when he says that Lady Bracknell rings the doorbell in a “Wagnerian manner”? She rings insistently, leaving her finger on the bell for a long time

  8. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why does Lane claim that there were “no cucumbers at the market”? Algernon has eaten all of the cucumber sandwiches

  9. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Gwendolen states that they (the characters) live in a age of what? Ideals

  10. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Gwendolen says that the name Ernest produces what feeling? Absolute Confidence

  11. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What is Lady Bracknell’s reaction when Jack admits to her that he smokes? Approval

  12. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Where did old Mr. Thomas Cardew find Jack as a baby? In a cloakroom at a railway station

  13. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What is Lady Bracknell’s objection to Jack as a prospective suitor to Gwendolen? His origins

  14. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : What song does Algernon begin playing offstage at the conclusion of Jack’s interview with Lady Bracknell? “The Wedding March”

  15. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What is Gwendolen’s response to the story of Jack’s origins? She thinks it is romantic

  16. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Who does Algernon think ought to set an example for the upper classes? The lower classes

  17. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What does Jack call Lady Bracknell behind her back? A Gorgon

  18. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why hasn’t Jack told Gwendolen about his ward? She might be jealous

  19. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : What is the name of Algernon’s imaginary friend? Bunbury

  20. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Where is Jack’s house in the country? Hertfordshire

  21. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why is Cecily nervous about meeting Jack’s brother Ernest? She’s afraid he’ll look just like everyone else

  22. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Where has Cecily recorded her imaginary engagement to Jack’s brother Ernest? Her diary

  23. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why does Gwendolen never travel without her diary? To have something sensational to read on the train

  24. Team 1 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why does Gwendolen tell Cecily that cake and sugar are no longer fashionable? To insult Cecily

  25. Team 2 Team 1 : Team 2 : Why does Cecily put sugar in Gwendolen’s tea? To insult Gwendolen

  26. That’s all folks!

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