The Way of the World" Quiz
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Where did the play 'The Way of the World' premiere?

  • West End in London
  • Globe Theatre in London
  • Lincoln's Inn Fields in London (correct)
  • Broadway in New York
  • Who is the author of the play 'The Way of the World'?

  • William Congreve (correct)
  • Sir Rowland
  • John Verbruggen
  • Anne Bracegirdle
  • Who are the two main lovers in the play?

  • Fainall and Mrs. Mar
  • John Verbruggen and Anne Bracegirdle
  • Mirabell and Millamant (correct)
  • Lady Wishfort and Sir Wilfull
  • What does Mirabell need in order to marry Millamant and receive her full dowry?

    <p>The blessing of Millamant's aunt, Lady Wishfort</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who does Lady Wishfort want her nephew, Sir Wilfull, to marry?

    <p>Millamant</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Premiere and Author

    • The play 'The Way of the World' premiered in London's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in 1700.
    • The author of the play 'The Way of the World' is William Congreve.

    Main Characters

    • The two main lovers in the play are Mirabell and Millamant.

    Marriage Requirements

    • Mirabell needs Lady Wishfort's consent to marry Millamant and receive her full dowry.

    Marriage Expectations

    • Lady Wishfort wants her nephew, Sir Wilfull, to marry Millamant.

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    "The Way of the World" Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Congreve's Restoration Comedy! Challenge your understanding of William Congreve's famous play, "The Way of the World," with this quiz. Explore the characters, themes, and historical context of this influential Restoration comedy. Put your knowledge to the test and see how well you know this celebrated work of English literature.

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