Characters
Act 1 (A)
Act 2 (A)
Act 3
Act 4&5
100
Eliza Doolittle is a a. homemaker b. flower seller c. shop girl d. banker
What is a flower girl?
100
The opening act is set in a. Mrs. Higgins's house b. the Doolittle's home c. Wimpole Street d. Covent Garden
Where is Covent Garden?
100
Act II is set in a. Mrs. Higgins's house b. Covent Garden c. Higgins's house/laboratory d. the Doolittle's home
Where is Higgins's house/laboratory?
100

Act III is set at a. laboratory b. Mrs. Higgins drawing room c. Covent Garden d. The Ambassador's ball

Where is Mrs. Higgins drawing room

100

Eliza throws this at Higgins in a fit of frustration
A. A vase b. A slipper C. A book D. A teacup


What is a slipper

200
Higgins is a a. handyman b. officer c. professor d. governor
What is a professor?
200
Higgins is writing down what Eliza says so a. he can lure her home. b. he can study her speech. c. he can prosecute her. d. he can catch her lying.
What is he can study her speech?
200
Eliza arrives at Higgins's house a. by automobile b. by train c. by foot d. in a taxi
What is in a taxi?
200

Mrs. Higgins calls Higgins & Pickering a. little boys b.  pretty pair of dolls c. intelligent professors d. caretakers

What is a pretty pair of dolls

200

The key revelation Eliza makes about her independence during her confrontation with Higgins?
A. She realizes she can thrive without his guidance.
B. She admits she still feels indebted to him.
C. She claims she has surpassed him intellectually.
D. She decides to continue her education under his tutelage.


What is she realizes she can thrive without his guidance.

300
Colonel Pickering served in a war in this country? a. Ireland b. India c. Pakistan d. Kenya
Where is India?
300
In the first act it is a. raining b. sunny c. snowing d. sleeting
What is raining?
300
Higgins has created a. a universal music b. a universal language c. a universal alphabet d. a universal dress code
What is a universal alphabet?
300

Henry justifies Eliza's topics of conversation as..

A. crazy talk B. small talk C. stupidity D. a new language

What is small talk

300

Eliza becomes upset with Higgins after returning from the ball because
A. He insults her appearance. B. He ignores her contributions to the experiment. C. He refuses to pay her for her efforts. D. He accuses her of lying.


What is he ignores her

400
Mrs. Pearce is a. Higgins's friend b. Higgins's wife c. Higgins's daughter d. Higgins's housekeeper
What is Higgins's housekeeper?
400
In the opening seen, the Eynsford-Hills have just been a. to a restaurant b. to Higgins's house c. to the club d. to the theater
What is to the theater?
400
Colonel Pickering listens to phonemes on a a. tape recorder b. phonograph c. DVD d. CD
What is phonograph?
400

Eliza impress the guests at Mrs. Higgins's tea by
a. playing the piano b.speaking with perfect pronunciation c. telling exaggerated stories in proper English d. reciting poetry

What is telling exaggerated stories in proper English

400
The character that said "Perhaps we were a little inconsiderate. Is she very angry?" A. Mrs. Higgins b. Higgins c. Doolittle d. Pickering

Who is Pickering

500
The Eynsford-Hills are a. poor but refined b. wealthy and refined c. poor and low class d. wealthy but low class
What is wealthy and refined?
500
Higgins amazes bystanders by a. guessing where they are from b. kissing Eliza c. hailing a cab d. standing on his head
What is guessing where they are from?
500
Eliza comes to Higgins's house to a. offer herself as a tutor b. pay for English lessons c. offer herself up as an experiment d. beg for more money
What is offer herself up as an experiment?
500

Mrs. Higgins's initial reaction to Eliza's presence?
A. She is thrilled to meet her. b. She is annoyed with Higgins for bringing Eliza.
C. She is indifferent.
D. She immediately recognizes Eliza as a social equal.

What is she is annoyed

500

Eliza argues this is the true measure of a person’s worth?
A. Their accent and manners B. Their personal dignity and self-respect C. Their ability to earn money D. Their social status

What is their personal dignity and self-respect 

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