Where does the story begin?

• In Professor Higgins's laboratory

• At Mrs. Higgins's house

• In Covent Garden, during a rainy evening

• At the Ambassador's party

What bet does Higgins make with Colonel Pickering?

• He can marry Eliza within six months.

• He can pass Eliza off as a duchess by teaching her proper speech.

• He can make Eliza rich through flower selling.

• He can make Pickering understand phonetics.

Which event marks the climax of the drama?

• Eliza decides to leave Higgins.

• Eliza successfully impresses society at the Ambassador's party.

• Alfred Doolittle inherits money.

• Higgins insults Eliza in front of Mrs. Higgins.

What conflict troubles Eliza after her transformation?

• She is unhappy with her clothes.

• She feels uncertain about her identity and future.

• She wants to return to selling flowers.

• She is rejected by Freddy.

How does the play end?

• Higgins and Eliza marry.

• Eliza returns to Covent Garden.

• Eliza declares her independence, leaving her relationship with Higgins unresolved.

• Higgins expels Eliza from his home.

Who is the protagonist of the drama?

• Professor Higgins

• Eliza Doolittle

• Colonel Pickering

• Alfred Doolittle

What is Professor Higgins's main personality trait?

• Gentle and humble

• Proud and arrogant

• Romantic and caring

• Nervous and shy

Which character treats Eliza with the most kindness and respect?

• Professor Higgins

• Colonel Pickering

• Alfred Doolittle

• Mrs. Higgins

What motivates Alfred Doolittle to complain when Higgins calls him 'the most original moralist'?

• He dislikes compliments.

• He does not want responsibility or wealth.

• He wants money from Higgins.

• He is jealous of Higgins's fame.

How does Eliza change from the beginning to the end of the play?

• From shy to arrogant

• From poor to rich

• From dependent flower girl to independent woman

• From romantic to heartbroken