1. What is NOT one of Henry Higgins's faults?
(a) He sometimes has tantrums when things go wrong.
(b) He is willing to be malicious and cruel in order to get ahead.
(c) He can be a bully.
(d) He is careless about other people's feelings.

2. What does Liza think about the party?
(a) She is dazzled by all the glamour and glitz and never wants it to end.
(b) She is delighted that she is causing such a sensation.
(c) She thinks she can never fit in with all these people.
(d) She agrees with Higgins that high society parties are dreadfully boring.

3. At the end of Act 2, Higgins is shown teaching Liza a lesson. What specifically does Higgins teach Liza?
(a) How to say her alphabet properly.
(b) How to behave like a perfect lady.
(c) How to read the works of Shakespeare and Milton.
(d) How to hold a cup of tea.

4. Which is true of Pygmalion at the time Shaw wrote his Preface?
(a) It is extremely successful in America, but not in Europe.
(b) It is extremely successful in Europe, and he hopes to make it so in America.
(c) It is extremely successful on stage, and he hopes to make a movie of it.
(d) It is extremely successful on stage and screen all over North America and Europe.

5. What does Mrs. Higgins think when her son shows up for a social visit at the beginning of Act 3?
(a) She wants to introduce him to some young ladies eligible for marriage.
(b) She is delighted and she brags to all her friends about him.
(c) She is delighted to see him and she always begs him to socialize more.
(d) She wants him to leave because he offends all her friends.