TIOBE Context Flashcards

1
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When was it premiered?

A

Valentine’s Day 1895

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2
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Who was Wilde’s wife?

A

Constance Lloyd

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3
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Who did Wilde have an affair with?

A

Lord Alfred Douglas

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4
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Poem written by LAD which was entered as evidence in Wilde’s trial

A

Two loves

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5
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Final line of that poem

A

I am the love that dare not speak its name.

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6
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This poem was published in which magazine?

A

The Chameleon

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7
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Who took Wilde to court?

A

Marquess of Queensbury - LAD’s dad

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8
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Name of the poem that Wilde wrote about his experiences in jail.

A

Ballad of Reading gaol

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9
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Name that he published this poem under

A

Prisoner 4099

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10
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How many children did Wilde have?

A

2

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11
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What did Wilde’s family do after he was found guilty?

A

Changed their name and moved to Holland

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12
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Where did Wilde die?

A

Paris

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13
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What was a possible cause of death?

A

Meningitis which may have been contracted by Syphilis

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14
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What three words of accusation on a calling card precipitated Wilde’s trail

A

A posing somdomite (sodomite)

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15
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Who was Queen of England during Wilde’s lifetime?

A

Queen Victoria

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16
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What years was Queen Victoria on the throne?

17
Q

The mid-nineteenth century Crisis of Faith was caused in part by the publication of which book?

A

The Origin of Species 1859

18
Q

Power of the elite in Victorian times

19
Q

Lady Bracknell is fearful of which revolution which saw the monarchy overthrown by workers?

A

The French Revolution. 1789 or 1848

20
Q

When did Victoria begin to wear black for the rest of her life?

A

1861 after the death of her husband, Albert

21
Q

Walter Pater articulated many of the ideas associated with what artistic movement?

A

Aestheticism

22
Q

What did the Free Woman movement (which we could align Gwendolen’s marital views with) do?

A

Pushed the limits set by male-dominated society, seeking equal social, marital and voting rights.

23
Q

Who directed the recent film adaption of TIOBE?

A

Parker 1998

24
Q

What is TIOBE’s subtitle?

A

A trivial COMEDY for serious people.

25
Other self
Alter ego
26
Jack goes by what name in the town?
Ernest
27
What is the name of Algernon's fictitious, invalid friend?
Bunbury
28
Lady's Bracknell's opening line
dear Algernon, I hope you are behaving very well
29
Algy' response to AA's first line
I'm feeling very well, Aunt Augusta
30
As the curtain drops how many couples are left on stage
3
31
What traditional stock role from comedies does Lady Bracknell play?
The block
32
Significance of the name Augusta
Derived from emperor Augustus, autocratic, aggressive leader
33
The final 6 words of the play
The vital importance of being Earnest.
34
At the end of the play, Lady Bracknell accuses Jack of what?
displaying signs of triviality
35
Miss Prism's most important line
As a man sows, so shall he reap
36
We live in an age of
Ideals - Gwendolen
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Algy - I have dared to love you
wildly, passionately, hopelessly, devotedly