1. In "The Importance of being Earnest," how does Algernon say Bunbury died?

He exploded

He caught a severe chill

He was killed in an accident

2. In "The Importance of being Earnest," what trait does Cecily admire in others, though she does not have it in herself?

Kindness

Punctuality

Sincerity

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Efrain Dyer

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20 September, 00:54

1. In "The Importance of being Earnest," how does Algernon say Bunbury died?

He exploded

He caught a severe chill

He was killed in an accident

2. In "The Importance of being Earnest," what trait does Cecily admire in others, though she does not have it in herself?

Kindness

Punctuality

Sincerity

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Deshawn · Answer 1

1. "*He exploded" is the way Algernon said that Bunbury died in "The Importance of being Earnest." The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option.

2. " * Punctuality" is the trait that Cecily admire in others, though she does not have it in herself in "The Importance of being Earnest." The correct option among the options given is the second option.

1. In "The Importance of being Earnest," how does Algernon say Bunbury died?*He exploded*He caught a severe chill*He was killed in an accident2. In "The Importance of being Earnest," what trait does Cecily admire in others, though she does not have it in herself?*Kindness*Punctuality*Sincerity