Pygmalion Act I & II

Front

What is the primary field of expertise for Henry Higgins in 'Pygmalion'?

Back

Phonetics.

Front

Why does Higgins write down what Liza says in Act I?

Back

To study her speech.

Front

Who is Mrs. Pearce in 'Pygmalion'?

Back

Henry Higgins' housekeeper.

Front

What does Eliza Doolittle seek from Higgins in Act II?

Back

Lessons to improve her speech for working in a flower shop.

Front

How is Colonel Pickering described in 'Pygmalion'?

Back

As 'The Gentleman'.

Front

What is the significance of phonetics in 'Pygmalion'?

Back

It represents the transformation of Liza's social status through language.

Front

What role does social class play in 'Pygmalion'?

Back

It highlights the barriers and prejudices in society based on speech and accent.

Front

What is the relationship between Higgins and Pickering?

Back

They are colleagues and friends, both interested in phonetics.

Front

How does Liza's character evolve throughout Acts I and II?

Back

She transforms from a flower girl with a strong accent to a more refined individual seeking independence.

Front

What is the setting of 'Pygmalion' in Acts I and II?

Back

Primarily in London, focusing on Higgins' laboratory and Liza's initial environment.