Eliza's Journey and Relationships

In Act Four of 'Pygmalion', set in the Wimple Street laboratory at midnight, Higgins and Pickering return from an eventful evening. Eliza, dressed elegantly, enters and silently broods. The men discuss the success of their social experiment with Eliza, who later erupts in anger, feeling used and discarded. A heated confrontation ensues between Eliza and Higgins, highlighting themes of identity, class, and self-worth. The act ends with Eliza asserting her independence, leaving Higgins to reflect on his actions.

What time is it when Act Four begins at the Wimple Street laboratory?

• 6 PM

• Noon

• Midnight

• 3 AM

What does Higgins ask Pickering to do as they return home?

• Prepare dinner

• Call a cab

• Make coffee

• Lock up

How is Eliza dressed when she enters the room?

• In a business suit

• In casual wear

• In evening dress with diamonds

• In a nightgown

What is the main topic of discussion between Higgins and Pickering after the evening event?

• The weather

• Eliza's performance

• Their travel plans

• A new experiment

How does Eliza feel about Higgins' reaction to the evening's success?

• Confused

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Angry

What does Eliza express concern about regarding her future?

• Her place in society

• Her health

• Her education

• Her financial status

What does Eliza want to know about her belongings?

• If she can take them

• If they are fashionable

• If they are clean

• If they are insured

What does Higgins do with the ring Eliza returns to him?

• Keeps it

• Sells it

• Throws it into the fireplace

• Gives it back to her

How does Eliza react after Higgins leaves the room?

• She faints

• She smiles

• She cries

• She leaves