Pygmalion- Act 3

What does Higgins ask his mother to allow?

• To bring Eliza to her at-home day

• To quit his job and join the circus

• To go on a vacation with his new best friend

• To let Eliza live with her

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1. What are the rules Higgins has set for Eliza?

• Following a strict exercise regimen
• Related to her speech and behavior, such as speaking properly and acting like a lady.
• Eating only certain types of food
• Wearing a specific color of clothing

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How does Higgins act when his mother has guests?

• He acts very rude and disrespectful towards his mother and her guests.
• He acts indifferent and uninterested towards his mother and her guests.
• He acts shy and reserved towards his mother and her guests.
• He acts very polite and respectful towards his mother and her guests.

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How do people react to Eliza?

• Everyone is sort of shocked and confused

• Everyone loves Eliza and thinks she's amazing
• People are generally indifferent towards Eliza
• People are always annoyed by Eliza

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How does she look and sound?

• She looks and sounds great
• She looks good and sounds better, but not perfect

• She looks and sounds average
• She looks and sounds terrible

What does the new setting allow Eliza to do?

• The new setting allows Eliza to find new people

• The new setting allows Eliza to speak with Mrs. Higgins about marrying someone

• The new setting allows Eliza to practice her speaking and behavior.

• The new setting allows Eliza to bake a cake and make new friends

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What are Eliza’s topics like?

• Eliza's topics are all about everyone's clothing

• Eliza's topics are not exactly what she was supposed to stick to.

• Eliza's topics are only about sports
• Eliza's topics are limited to one specific genre

Who might have a love interest in Eliza

• Mr. Higgins

• Freddy

• Nobody

• The man from the flower shop

What are Mrs. Higgins’s concerns for Eliza’s future?

• Mrs. Higgins is concerned about Eliza's cooking skills
• Mrs. Higgins is concerned about Eliza's future plans and her ability to support herself.

• Mrs. Higgins is concerned about Eliza's ability to speak properly
• Mrs. Higgins is concerned about Eliza's fashion sense

Why do YOU think she is worried about Eliza?

• Because

  changing your external identity won't change who you are internally

• Because

  changing your external identity won't guarantee you success

• Because you have to have a support system to fall back on

• Because she's worried that someone is moving out of a social class that they shouldn't be in