Pygmalion Act III-V Test

How is Act III in the movie different from the play?

• The setting is at the horse races.

• The setting is at Prof. Higgins's house.

• The setting is at a tea party.

• The setting is Covent Gardens.

Who are Mrs. and Miss Eynsford-Hill?

• Sisters

• Cousins

• Mother/daughter

• Friends

What is Higgins doing at his mother's tea party?

• Testing Eliza's abilities

• He is a regular guest

• Introducing Eliza as his love interest

• None of the above

Why doesn't Higgins usually get invited to parties?

• His mother doesn't love him.

• He insults his mother's guests.

• He doesn't have enough money.

• All of the above.

When Eliza is presented in the home of Mrs. Higgins, she is only to speak about:

• health and weather

• family and money

• languages and dialects

• None of the above

What does Liza do wrong at Mrs. Higgins's home?

• She discusses off-color topics.

• She reverts to street talk.

• She uses curse words.

• All of the above.

What do Clara and Freddy think of Eliza?

• They think she's cool.

• They think she's tacky.

• They are repulsed by her.

• None of the above.

Who is completely smitten by Eliza's beauty and uniqueness?

• Higgins

• Pickering

• Freddy

• None of the above.

What is the most famous line delivered in the musical?

• The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain.

• I'm a good girl, I am.

• Ah-ah-ah-ow-ow-oo!

• Walk! Not bloody likely. I am going in a taxi.

What is the name of the musical version?

• The Sound of Music

• Hello, Dolly!

• Pygmalion

• My Fair Lady