2. To whom does Liza plan to go for advice the day after she leaves Higgins?
(a) Mrs. Higgins.
(b) Pickering.
(c) Her father.
(d) Mrs. Pearce.

3. What does Higgins think of Liza at the end of Act 5?
(a) She's an ignorant fool.
(b) She's a millstone around his neck.
(c) She is a tower of strength.
(d) She's the loveliest girl he's ever seen.

4. What does Higgins throw into the fire?
(a) Liza's treasured hat.
(b) His phonetics books.
(c) His slippers.
(d) The ring he bought Liza.

5. 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 Beethoven concert.
(c) At a grand ball in Buckingham Palace.
(d) At the prestigious Ascot horse races.

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

7. At the beginning of Act 5, Doolittle's life has changed. What must he now do?
(a) Give lectures about morality.
(b) Work hard as a laborer to support Liza.
(c) Teach phonetics at a new school for the poor.
(d) Go at once to America to work for Ezra Wannafeller.

8. What new skill does Liza have?
(a) She has learned the fine art of conversation.
(b) She speaks perfect French.
(c) She cooks delicious meals for Higgins.
(d) She plays the piano beautifully.

9. What does Higgins say Liza might do next?
(a) Become a teacher of phonetics.
(b) Open a jewelry shop.
(c) Get married.
(d) Go back to her father.

10. What does Higgins think is a disgusting sight?
(a) A woman fetching a man's slippers like a slave.
(b) An ungrateful, snobbish woman.
(c) A woman shouting for independence.
(d) A woman "s'yollin voylets" (selling violets) in the gutter.

11. Who says, "I havnt any small talk. If people would only be frank and say what they really think!"
(a) Liza.
(b) Higgins.
(c) Freddy.
(d) Clara.

12. What does Liza say when she sees her father looking so different in Act 5?
(a) Garn!
(b) A-a-a-a-ah-ow-ooh!
(c) No!
(d) E-e-e-e-yow-a!

13. What is the setting at the beginning of Act 3?
(a) Mrs. Higgins's drawing room.
(b) Mrs. Eynsford Hill's parlor.
(c) The Embassy.
(d) Buckingham Palace.

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

15. What shocking thing does Liza tell her listeners at the social visit with the Eynsford Hills in Act 3?
(a) Her aunt caught diphtheria and died a horrible death.
(b) She is in love with Colonel Pickering.
(c) She is in love with Freddy.
(d) She believes her aunt was murdered over a hat.