<span>"The Importance of Being Earnest" is a play that was written by Oscar Wilde. And based on the given questions above, here are my answers: 1. Based on this part of the play, this encounter with Lady </span><span> Bracknell shows all of the given scenarios above except for Lady Bracknell's past. The answer is the second option. 2. Based on Act II, the relationship between </span><span>Miss Prism and Dr. Chasuble can be described with all of the following listed except for a serious criticism of education and religion. The answer is the second option.</span>
From the story of "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, the two passages are from Acts III and II. They are the scenes of the engagement of Jack and Gwendoline, the subsequent questioning of Jack by Lady Bracknell. While Act II shows the introduction of the characters Miss Prism and Chasuble.
The questioning of Jack by Lady Bracknell shows the character Jack's adoption by Thomas Curfew and also of the Victorian values and beliefs. While the introduction of the two characters of Miss Prism and Dr. Chasuble is a means to criticize the education and religious issues during the Victorian Age.
