Why is Mrs. Peters a dynamic character in Trifles? She is angry at the men’s view of Mrs. Wright’s housekeeping.

The statement is false, she is not a dynamic character.

She grows from being a sheriff’s wife to someone willing to support a murderer.

She is a stereotypical woman of the time.

What is Lane, the manservant in The Importance of Being Earnest, used to do?

Add comedy to the play.

Show how Algernon behaves with different classes.

Introduce the issue of marriage and Algernon’s point of view on that issue.

all of the above

What are methods of characterization used to develop Mrs. Wright in Trifles?

what others say about her

what she says to others and what they say to her

what she does

what she says about herself and about others

Why are the scenes from The Importance of Being Earnest part of the exposition of the play?

It means that the play will be a comedy.

It introduces us to all of the characters at the beginning and lets us know what the conflict is.

Everything in the scenes is meant to develop characters and give information about the setting and situation.

It begins with music.