Importance of Being Earnest

3. Wilde's lawsuit ultimately proved his own (blank); something that was still illegal
5. Writers highlighted this in Victorian high society showing their hollowness and materialism
7. Examples: sewage, industrial waste, and drainage from graveyards
10. The attitude to being easily shocked or offended
13. This failed for Wilde in 1893
14. one might say “I have the morbs” when feeling this way
15. Wilde died of this at the age of 46
18. (blank) class was further divided when London began to name streets and number houses
19. Wilde moved to this city after he served his prison sentence of 2 years
20. Victorian people were obsessed with this both literally and figuratively
21. This is a type of writing that ridicules human weakness, vice, or folly to bring about social reform

1. Another word for manners or the proper way to behave
2. The Woman's (blank) was the magazine that Wilde edited
4. The Importance of Being Earnest is subtitled "A (blank) Comedy for Serious People"
6. people needed to become this in order to read street signs
7. This type of famine created overcrowding in English cities
8. Wilde sued for this against the Marquess
9. Plays often made personal attacks on this group of people through the use of satire
11. Books became (blank) in order to keep the language "clean"
12. Wilde married (blank) Lloyd and had 2 sons with her
14. Wilde had an affair with this Lord that ultimately caused his imprisonment
16. playwrights had to appeal to Victorian (blank) in order to gain an audience for their plays
17. Writers and this group of people emphasized growth in literacy, morality, and hygiene