How does wilde use algernon's behavior to make fun of proper behavior or customs? by having algernon behave rudely while algernon is criticizing jack for behaving rudely by having algernon remind jack that algernon has extended an invitation to jack, and jack would be rude not to accept it by having algernon refuse to be polite and invite people to dinner by having algernon explain to jack that jack's written invitation was rudely worded?

Wilde made use of algernon's behavior to make fun of proper behavior and customs by having Algernon behave rudely while Algernon is criticizing Jack for behaving rudely.

Wilde is an author who made of fun of traditional English customs and behaviors with this redundant irony of the way he uses Algernon character behaving rudely.

Hence, he made use of algernon's behavior to make fun of proper behavior and customs by having Algernon behave rudely while Algernon is criticizing Jack for behaving rudely.

Therefore, the Option A is correct

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The correct answer is  "by having Algernon behave rudely while Algernon is criticizing Jack for behaving rudely. "

Oscar Wilde uses Algernon’s behavior to make fun of proper behavior or customs by having Algernon behave rudely while Algernon is criticizing Jack for behaving rudely.  

Wilde is pokinf fun of traditional English customs and behaviors with this redundant irony of the way he uses Algernon character behaving rudely, criticizing Jack for the same thing.

“The Importance of Being Earnest”, was written by English writer Oscar Wilde. He uses humor an irony to refer to the old Victorian manners of high society.  

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male citizens in athens could vote on all the decisions that affected the city and serve on juries. however, democracy was not open to everyone. citizen women and children were not allowed to vote. slaves and foreigners living in athens (known as metics) were banned from participating in government.