2. Where is Liza at the beginning of Act 5?
(a) Back in Covent Garden, wandering in the vegetable market.
(b) With Mrs. Higgins.
(c) With Freddy.
(d) With her father.

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

4. Who is Neppomuck?
(a) A Hungarian prince.
(b) A former student of Higgins.
(c) The ambassador from Hungary.
(d) A major rival of Higgins.

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

6. Why is Pickering afraid at the party?
(a) Liza makes a mistake when she says a shocking word.
(b) Liza is playing the part too well.
(c) Neppomuck is on the verge of discovering the truth about Liza.
(d) The ambassador's wife asks too many questions.

7. What skill does Neppomuck have?
(a) He is a clever international spy who can read people's body language.
(b) He can do magic tricks and sleight of hand.
(c) He is a psychic capable of reading the secret thoughts of people.
(d) He is an interpreter who knows 32 languages.

8. What is the main reason Higgins brings Liza to the social visit at the beginning of Act 3?
(a) To announce their upcoming engagement.
(b) To see if people really believe that she is a duchess.
(c) To give her practice in polite conversation.
(d) To allow his mother to meet her.

9. What does Higgins say he will do if Liza doesn't come back?
(a) He will kill himself.
(b) He will miss her.
(c) He doesn't care one way or the other.
(d) He will forget her.

10. Which best describes Liza's mood when the group first returns home from the party?
(a) Quietly triumphant.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Tired and brooding.
(d) Furious.

11. What is the difference between a lady and a flower girl?
(a) Her moral values.
(b) How she speaks.
(c) How she behaves.
(d) How she's treated.

12. When Liza meets Freddy in the street at the end of Act 4, where does she say she is going?
(a) To Buckingham Palace.
(b) To see her father.
(c) To kill herself.
(d) Back to the slums where she belongs.

13. What two subjects has Higgins told Liza she must stick to in polite conversation?
(a) The weather and politics.
(b) The weather and people's health.
(c) Hobbies and sports.
(d) Family and friends.

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

15. According to Higgins, what is Freddy?
(a) A fool who can't support Liza.
(b) A humbug and imposter.
(c) A gentleman who can support Liza.
(d) A cruel tyrant.