3. Confronted by Lady Windemere, Lord Darlington claims:
(a) He visits her because he fears she is in need of a friend.
(b) He compliments other women in order to make her jealous.
(c) He ignores her because she is cruel to him.
(d) He pays her compliments because they are all he can afford.

4. Lady Plymdale wants her husband to meet Mrs. Erlynne so that:
(a) He will confirm that she is an unacceptable woman.
(b) He will pay attention to Mrs. Erlynne instead of her.
(c) He will deny her admittance to society.
(d) He will pay attention to his own wife again.

5. How does Mrs. Erlynne find the letter Lady Windemere left behind?
(a) Parker tells her about it.
(b) Mrs. Erlynne searches the room for it.
(c) Mrs. Erlynne finds it on the table.
(d) Parker throws it at her.

6. Darlington warns Lady Windemere that it is a dangerous thing to:
(a) Reform anyone.
(b) Gossip about anyone.
(c) Fall in love with anyone.
(d) Despise anyone.

7. What does Lady Windemere believe about women who have committed adultery?
(a) They can never return to their families.
(b) They can never be forgiven.
(c) They can never be happy.
(d) They can never be too careful.

8. Because she does not insult Mrs. Erlynne, Lady Windemere considers herself a:
(a) Friend.
(b) Success.
(c) Saint.
(d) Coward.

9. What is occurring at the start of Act 2?
(a) Lord and Lady Windemere's divorce proceedings.
(b) Lady Windemere's ball.
(c) Lady Windemere's confrontation with Mrs. Erlynne.
(d) Lord Windemere's confrontation with Lord Darlington.

10. Mrs. Erlynne claims that when men give up saying what is charming, they:
(a) Give up on romance.
(b) Give up thinking what is charming.
(c) Give up flattering other women.
(d) Give up saying what is true as well.

11. Augustus is:
(a) The Duchess' brother.
(b) Lord Darlington's brother.
(c) Lady Windemere's brother.
(d) The Duchess' husband.

12. What favor does Mrs. Erlynne ask of Augustus?
(a) She asks him to avoid Windemere.
(b) She asks him to keep Lady Windmere out all night.
(c) She asks him to keep Windemere out all night.
(d) She asks him to deliver Lady Windermer's letter to her husband.

13. If Mrs. Erlynne comes to her home, Lady Windemere claims she will:
(a) Insult her.
(b) Forbid her to enter.
(c) Pretend to admire her.
(d) Treat her kindly.

14. What does Mrs. Erlynne tell Lord Windemere about the letter he finds?
(a) She tells him it is a check.
(b) She tells him it is only an address.
(c) She tells him it is a letter he should never read.
(d) She tells him it is a refusal to Augustus' marriage proposal.

15. Lady Windemere says that her husband broke the bonds of marriage, and she:
(a) Only broke his heart.
(b) Only broke his trust.
(c) Only broke its bondage.
(d) Only broke one of her vows.