Miss Prism

Question 1

A2:
‘‘Idle….. and…. would be out of place in his….. You must remember his…… about that unfortunate…….’’

Answer 1

A2
‘‘Idle merriment and triviality would be out of place in his conversation. You must remember his constant anxiety about that unfortunate young man his brother’’

Question 2

A2:
‘‘As a man…. let him….’’

Answer 2

'’As a man sows so let him reap.’’

Question 3

A2
‘‘Do not speak… of the…., Cecily. I wrote one myself in…..’’

Answer 3

'’Do not speak slightingly of the three-volume novel, Cecily. I wrote one myself in earlier days.’’

Question 4

A2
‘‘The good ended….., and the bad…… This is what……..’’

Answer 4

'’The good ended happily, and the bad unhappily. That is what Fiction means’’

Question 5

A2 -
‘‘The manuscript unfortunately was….. I use the word…… of ….. or…..’’

Answer 5

'’The manuscript unfortunately was abandoned …. I use the word in the sense of lost or mislaid.’’ A2

Question 6

A2
‘‘[Goes down…… with…..]’’

Answer 6

A2
‘‘[Goes down the garden with DR.CHASUBLE.]

Question 7

A2
‘‘Ripeness cannot be….. I spoke….. My metaphor was drawn…..’’

Answer 7

'’Ripeness can be trusted… I spoke horticulturally. My metaphor was drawn from fruits’’

Question 8

A2
‘‘What a…. for him. I trust he…. by it’’’

Answer 8

'’What a lesson for him. I trust he will profit by it’’

Question 9

A2
‘‘As a man…., so shall he….’’

Answer 9

'’As a man sows, so shall he reap’’

Question 10

A2
‘‘i regret……, one of …. most constant duties ……’’

Answer 10

'’I regret to say, one of Rectors most constant duties in this parish.’’ - A2 (christenings)

Question 11

A3;
‘‘It seems to….’’

Answer 11

'’It seems to be mine’’

Question 12

A3;
‘Mr…….’’ I am…..!’’

Answer 12

'’Mr. Worthing’’ I am unmarried!’’