1. Accuracy.
   Enthusiasm.
2. Rhythm.
   Expression.

Algernon Moncrieff said he played the piano with expression. He said that anybody could play accurately, so it was impressive that he could play with expression.

1. His best friend.
   His lawyer.
2. His play.
   His brother.

Mr. Worthing said he was going to see his brother, Ernest. He had to leave to tend to business and planned to return on Monday.

1. Gwendolen.
   Cecily.
2. Ernest.
   Miss Prism.

Algy reunited with Ernest at the performance he attended. The two caught up with each other and Ernest revealed his motives for coming to town.

1. Visit with Algy.
   Propose to Gwendolen.
2. Deal with his brother.
   Have a fresh start.

Ernest told Algy that he had come to town to propose to Gwendolen. Ernest said he was in love with Gwendolen, even though Algy said that Aunt Augusta did not approve of him.

1. Trust.
   Dedication.
2. Loyalty.
   Uncertainty.

Algy told Ernest that proposals weren't all they were made out to be because most of them had a certain outcome. He said there was no excitement in that.

1. They're siblings.
   They're mother and son.
2. They're cousins.
   They're father and daughter.

Algy and Gwendolen are cousins. This explains why Algy was so concerned with Ernest's plans to propose to Gwendolen. He also said that Ernest would have to answer about another woman named Cecily before he could marry Gwendolen.

1. Jack.
   Bill.
2. Morty.
   Jerry.

Ernest told Algy that his real name was Jack. Algy didn't believe Ernest and questioned him about his motive for saying this. Ernest said that his name was Ernest in the city and Jack in the country.

1. Jack.
   Bunbury.
2. Algernon.
   Maurice.

Bunbury is Algy's made-up persona. Algy saw the value in Jack's made-up persona and decided that he needed one of his own. He said that with the new persona, he'd be able to go to the country whenever he wanted.

1. He said he had to work.
   He had Jack, as Ernest, dine with her.
2. He used Bunbury.
   He didn't get out of it.

Algy got out of dining with his Aunt Augusta by using Bunbury. He said that Bunbury had become sick and he needed to be with him. His Aunt Augusta bought the lie but couldn't believe how sick Bunbury always was.

1. Meet with her.
   Leave and never return.
2. Take care of Gwendolen.
   Dine with herself and Gwendolen.

Aunt Augusta asked Ernest to meet with her after she walked in and found out about his proposal to Gwendolen. She said that he would have to answer a few of her questions, just to become eligible to marry Gwendolen.

1. Her old clothes.
   Her attitude.
2. Her old jewelry box.
   Her diary.

Miss Prism said that Cecily should get rid of her diary. Miss Prism didn't see the value of the diary, and didn't understand why Cecily would keep it. But Cecily cherished the memories in the diary and refused to throw it away.

1. A growing pain.
   A headache.
2. A chest pain.
   A back pain.

Cecily told Dr. Chasuble that Miss Prism had a headache. She suggested that a walk in the park could be exactly what Miss Prism needed for what ailed her.

1. An apartment.
   A mansion.
2. A townhouse.
   A bungalow.

Aunt Augusta asked Ernest if he had a townhouse. This was one of her questions to determine whether or not she would approve of Ernest and Gwendolen getting married.

1. A handbag.
   A carriage.
2. A stroller.
   A pile of clothes.

Ernest told Lady Bracknell that he was found inside of a handbag. Ernest even told Lady Bracknell that he still had the handbag in his house.

1. A hot air balloon.
   A carriage.
2. A car.
   A boat.

Algy, who was pretending to be Ernest, arrived at Jack's country house in a hot air balloon. There he met Cecily, who had her own fantasies about what Ernest was like in real life.

1. The United States.
   Russia.
2. Switzerland.
   Australia.

Cecily told Algy, who was pretending to be Ernest, that her Uncle Jack had planned on sending him to Australia. Algy, however, had different plans for where he wanted to stay.

1. Ernest had become more responsible.
   Ernest was coming to live at the country house.
2. Ernest had passed away.
   Ernest went to jail.

Jack returned home with news of Ernest's death. However, everyone was surprised when Cecily brought news that Ernest had actually arrived alive and well, just before Jack made it home.

1. Gwendolen.
   Cecily.
2. Lady Bracknell.
   Algy.

Gwendolen sent Jack, who she knew as Ernest, a letter saying she was going to be with him, despite her mother's wishes. Jack was starting to realize that both he and Algy could be caught in their fake personas.

1. Stay with Bunbury.
   Reveal his true name.
2. Marry Cecily.
   Stay at the country house.

In order for Jack to agree to paying the dues on Ernest's account, so Algy could avoid going to jail, Algy had to leave Jack's estate to be with his Bunbury persona. According to a story Algy had told earlier, Bunbury was very sick.

1. Nine months.
   Ten months.
2. Twelve months.
   Three months.

Cecily told Algy, who she knew as Ernest, that they had been engaged for three months. Algy proposed to her as Ernest and she said 'yes' right away!

1. That their name would be Ernest.
   That they would have blonde hair.
2. That they would be from the city.
   That they rode horses.

Cecily and Gwendolen both said that they imagined the men they loved would be named Ernest. Jack and Algy were both pretending to be Jack's brother, Ernest, which was causing them a lot of trouble.

1. Jack.
   Ernest.
2. Algy.
   Miss Prism.

Gwendolen believed that Ernest was Cecily's guardian. She was happy to find out that it was actually Jack who was her guardian, but she was surprised to find out the Cecily was engaged to Ernest.

1. Their engagement date.
   Their wedding date.
2. His initials.
   His name.

Gwendolen got a tattoo of Ernest's name. She got quite the surprise when she found out that the man who she thought was named Ernest was actually named Jack.

1. Christen them.
   Pray for them.
2. Attend Ernest's funeral.
   Nothing.

Both Jack and Algy approached Dr. Chasuble and asked to be christened. Dr. Chasuble agreed. Jack argued that Algy had previously been christened, but Algy was set on being christened a second time.

1. They played a song for them.
   They bought them gifts.
2. They took them out to dinner.
   They went on a walk with them.

Jack and Algy played a song for the girls in hopes of having them come down to talk. Their song worked and Gwendolen and Cecily decided to talk with the men about what had happened.

1. Jack's father.
   Ernest.
2. Lady Bracknell.
   Bunbury.

Lady Bracknell arrived at Jack's country house after the couples had made up. She was astounded to find that Gwendolen had gone against her wishes and ran off to be with Jack.

1. He would be visiting.
   He was getting married.
2. He had passed away.
   He was sick again.

Algy told Lady Bracknell that his friend Bunbury had passed away. Lady Bracknell had said earlier in the movie that Bunbury should decide whether he wanted to live or die. She was happy to see that he had finally decided.

1. Algy to live in the country.
   Jack to marry Gwendolen.
2. Cecily to stay in the city.
   Miss Prism to accompany Cecily in the city.

Jack said that he would allow Cecily to marry Algy if Lady Bracknell allowed him to marry Gwendolen. This was too much for Lady Bracknell and she decided to leave.

1. Algy.
   Cecily.
2. Gwendolen.
   Jack.

Jack was baby that Miss Prism had stolen. The story she told matched perfectly to what Jack had stated about his life earlier in the movie!

1. They were brothers.
   They were cousins.
2. They were best friends.
   They were enemies.

Jack was Algy's younger brother. Lady Bracknell revealed that he was the son of her sister. Jack was ecstatic that he really had a brother and no longer had to pretend that he had a brother named Ernest!

1. Dr. Chasuble.
   Algy.
2. Ernest.
   Jack.

Miss Prism loved Dr. Chasuble. He and Miss Prism shared many moments throughout the movie. Dr. Chasuble even painted pictures of Miss Prism which she found in one of his folders.

1. Ernest's.
   Lady Bracknell's.
2. Jack's parents.
   Bunbury's.

In the credits, the family and friends attend Bunbury's funeral. Everyone except Jack and Algy knew the truth about Bunbury, so they made sure to have a proper funeral for the fake persona.

1. Cecily.
   Lady Bracknell.
2. Jack.
   Algy.

In the end credits, Jack gets a tattoo. The tattoo is the same style as Gwendolen's, and it is a tattoo of her name. Gwendolen stuck with Jack throughout the process.

1. Pay his bill.
   Order a drink.
2. Leave a tip.
   Eat a full meal.

Jack, as Ernest, refuses to pay his bill when he dines with Algy at The Savoy. Algy was surprised by this.

1. Classical music.
   A spring day.
2. A sunset.
   A pink rose.

Algy, as Ernest, told Cecily that she was like a pink rose. Jack overheard Algy and Cecily's conversation and walked into the room with perfect timing.