Pygmalion Act 5

What two topics does Higgins advise Eliza to stick to?

• weather and parties
• weather and love
• weather and health
• health and parties

Why does Higgins say it "is easier to teach Eliza than middle class pupils"?

• because she does not argue with him
• because he can teach her 24/7
• because Mrs. Pearce is helping him
• because it is like learning a whole new language for her

How do Pickering and Henry try to excuse Eliza's conversation skills?

• they call it the "new small talk"
• they ask her to stop and escort her from the room
• Mrs. Higgins makes excuses for her
• they are inappropriate to draw attention away from her

What is Mrs. Higgins' concern for Eliza?

• her relationship with her son
• her future
• her relationship with Pickering
• her relationship with Freddy

What did Henry Higgins do with the ring when Eliza gave it back to him?

• Put it into his pocket
• Throw it into the fireplace
• Put it on his finger
• Throw it back at her

Eliza, during Acts 4 and 5, wants

• to go home
• to find a good man
• more speech lessons
• some recognition and credit

What challenge is Eliza now faced with?`

• People see her as a fraud.
• Henry's plan has failed.
• Her father is coming to get her.
• She has status but no money.

How did Alfred Doolittle jump to middle class?

• An American left him money if he promised to lecture on morality.
• He stole it all.
• Liza has secretly been teaching him everything and buying him clothes

What does Eliza say made all the difference in her becoming a lady?

• Higgins ignoring her.
• Wearing the fancy dresses.
• Pickering treating her as a lady.
• Freddy falling for her.

Why does Alfred Doolittle ask Pickering to come with him to the wedding?

• He needs a best man.
• He's nervous because he's never been married before.
• He hopes Eliza will come if Pickering does.
• He wants to show off his new wealth.