2. What does Higgins say about the experiment with Liza?
(a) It will make him famous if anyone finds out--which they won't.
(b) He is so nervous about it that he's glad it's finally over.
(c) It is dreadfully boring and he thanks God it's over.
(d) It is the most significant experiment of his entire career.

3. What does Liza realize at the end of Act 5?
(a) She's every bit as good as Higgins.
(b) She's truly and deeply in love with Higgins.
(c) She's truly and deeply in love with Freddy.
(d) She's no better than she ever was.

4. About how much do Liza's clothes cost?
(a) 1200 pounds.
(b) 200 pounds.
(c) 1000 pounds
(d) 500 pounds.

5. Who is delighted with Liza's "small talk" during the social visit with the Eynsford Hills in Act 3?
(a) Freddy and Clara.
(b) Higgins and Pickering.
(c) Mrs. Higgins.
(d) Mrs. Eynsford Hill.

6. What does Liza want from Higgins at the end of the play?
(a) True love.
(b) Friendship.
(c) Marriage.
(d) Money.

7. What does Mrs. Higgins say Pickering and Higgins have done wrong?
(a) They should not have kicked her out.
(b) They should have paid Liza a regular wage.
(c) They should have complimented Liza.
(d) They should never have taught Liza.

8. What does Liza say she doesn't want to be accused of?
(a) Blackmail.
(b) Stealing.
(c) Prostitution.
(d) Fraud.

9. What does Liza throw at Higgins when they return home after the party?
(a) His slippers.
(b) The ring he bought her.
(c) All her jewelry.
(d) A book about his precious alphabet.

10. In the last part of Act 3, Higgins and Pickering take Liza for her final test. Where does this "test" take place?
(a) At a party at the Embassy.
(b) At a grand ball in Buckingham Palace.
(c) At a Beethoven concert.
(d) At the prestigious Ascot horse races.

11. Whom do Higgins and Pickering call on the phone when they find Liza missing?
(a) The police.
(b) Mrs. Higgins.
(c) Liza's father.
(d) Mrs. Eynsford Hill.

12. What does Higgins say to Liza after she faces up to him and hurts his feelings in Act 4?
(a) She has wounded him to the core.
(b) Such an insignificant girl as her can never hurt him.
(c) He always loved her, although she never knew it.
(d) There can never be any feeling between the likes of her and the likes of him.

13. Why is Liza's father, Doolittle, upset with Higgins?
(a) Higgins has made him lose all his money.
(b) Higgins has made him a respectable gentleman.
(c) He thinks Higgins has kicked Liza out.
(d) He thinks Higgins has taken advantage of Liza.

14. Why is Liza so angry with Higgins after the party?
(a) He won't admit that she does a good job at the party.
(b) He makes her believe she is special, but she's not.
(c) He leads her on to think that she will marry the duke, but it is all a lie.
(d) He uses her and doesn't care what will happen to her now.

15. What upsets Higgins now that Liza is gone?
(a) He doesn't know what appointments he has.
(b) He misses the sound of her voice.
(c) He needs her to cook his breakfast.
(d) He doesn't have anyone to find his slippers.