What makes algernon suspect ernest’s identity in oscar wilde's the importance of being earnest? a. he overhears ernest talking about his wife who lives in the country. b. he finds a note with ernest’s actual address in his coat pocket. c. he receives a letter from a woman claiming to be ernest’s niece. d. he finds ernest’s cigarette case inscribed with the name jack.

D. He finds Ernest’s cigarette case inscribed with the name Jack.

Explanation:

This is the main reason why Algernon suspects Ernest's identity in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. In this text, we learn that Jack has a double life. On the one hand, the character is called "Jack" when he is in the country. However, the same character uses the name "Ernest" when he is in town. The concept of false identities is vital to the play, as well as to the story of all the characters.

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