BBC SUFFRAGETTE PART 2

What did Lady Constance Lytton decide to do at the beginning of Part 2?

• She decided to move to a new city.

• She decided to change her appearance and name and participate in a women's protest under a false identity.

• She decided to start a business.

• She decided to write a book.

Why did she disguise herself?

• To avoid paying taxes.

• To not be recognized as a lady of high society and to experience the same treatment as women of the lower class.

• To attend a masquerade ball.

• To join a theater troupe.

How did people on the street react to her change in appearance?

• They admired her new look.

• They completely ignored her.

• They mocked her and made scornful comments about her appearance.

• They welcomed her warmly.

What helped her not to feel offended by unpleasant remarks?

• She was wearing earplugs.

• She thought that what she was experiencing was nothing compared to what her suffragette peers were enduring in prison.

• She practiced meditation.

• She avoided public places.

Why did she decide to go to Liverpool?

• To attend a concert.

• To join a demonstration in front of a prison where women were mistreated.

• To visit a museum.

• To see her family.

Who was Emily Davison?

• A famous singer.

• A leading suffragette activist.

• A teacher.

• A newspaper editor.

What did Emily Davison demand women to do during the demonstration?

• Sing a song.

• Stand up for women's rights and demand their release from prison.

• Write letters.

• Leave the demonstration.

Why did Lady Constance Lytton want to get arrested?

• To gain notoriety.

• To be treated equally to other women and experience what they endured in prison.

• To escape her daily routine.

• To meet new people.

Who was arrested with her?

• A famous actor.

• Miss Emily Davison.

• Her cousin.

• A journalist.

How was Lady Constance Lytton's second stay in prison different from her first stay?

• She received better meals.

• She was treated the same as other prisoners without special treatment.

• She had a private cell.

• She was allowed to receive visitors.