Pygmalion Act I & II

Front

What does Mr. Doolittle desire from Higgins?

Back

Mr. Doolittle wants money from Higgins.

Front

Who is Mrs. Pearce in relation to Higgins?

Back

Mrs. Pearce is Henry's housekeeper.

Front

Why is Higgins writing down what Liza says?

Back

Higgins is writing down what Liza says so he can study her speech.

Front

What is the primary setting of Act II in Pygmalion?

Back

The primary setting of Act II is Higgins's house/laboratory.

Front

How would you describe George Bernard Shaw's writing style?

Back

George Bernard Shaw is best described as a critical writer.

Front

What is the significance of Liza's speech in the play?

Back

Liza's speech signifies her social status and transformation.

Front

What theme does Mr. Doolittle's character represent?

Back

Mr. Doolittle represents the theme of social class and its implications.

Front

What role does Higgins play in Liza's transformation?

Back

Higgins plays the role of a mentor and teacher in Liza's transformation.

Front

What does the character of Liza symbolize in the play?

Back

Liza symbolizes the struggle for identity and social mobility.

Front

What is the relationship between language and class in Pygmalion?

Back

Language is portrayed as a key determinant of social class and identity.