Bigwig

The video discusses the use of a wig for a school play where a student plays a British High Court judge. It explains the historical significance of wigs in the 17th century as symbols of social status and wealth. The term 'big wig' is explored, referring to important and powerful people. The video concludes with a humorous exchange about the size of wigs and perceived importance.

What is the purpose of the big wig in the school play?

• To participate in a fashion show

• To portray a British High Court judge

• To mimic a famous celebrity

• To celebrate Halloween

In the 17th century, what did wigs symbolize?

• A person's age

• A person's wealth and power

• A person's profession

• A person's marital status

Why were wigs considered a status symbol in the 17th century?

• They were colorful and vibrant

• They were difficult to style

• They were expensive to maintain

• They were made of rare materials

What does the term 'big wig' refer to?

• A person who wears a lot of hats

• A person with a large head

• A person who is very fashionable

• A person who is very important

What is the humorous exchange about at the end of the conversation?

• The color of the wig

• The material of the wig

• The size of the wig

• The style of the wig