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In Act IV of Pygmalion, what specific action does Eliza take to express her rage and frustration toward Higgins after the successful garden party?
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She flings Higgins's slippers at him.
She packs her bags and leaves immediately without a word.
She destroys his phonograph equipment.
She records herself insulting him.
Q 2/10
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In Act IV, what is Higgins's primary concern when Eliza asks him who the clothes and jewelry she is wearing belong to?
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He is annoyed that she is making a fuss about property when he is tired.
He is afraid that Eliza will steal them when she leaves.
He is worried that he will have to pay a fine to the jeweler.
He is concerned that Pickering will want to keep the items.
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In Act IV of Pygmalion, what specific action does Eliza take to express her rage and frustration toward Higgins after the successful garden party?
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In Act IV, what is Higgins's primary concern when Eliza asks him who the clothes and jewelry she is wearing belong to?
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In Act IV, why does Eliza become particularly distressed when Higgins suggests she could get married now that she is a 'lady'?
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At the end of Act IV, what does Eliza search for on the floor after Higgins angrily leaves the room?
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In Act IV, how does the atmosphere in the room change immediately after the trio returns from the Ambassador's party?
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In Act IV, what does Eliza mean when she tells Higgins, "I sold flowers. I didn't sell myself. Now you've made a lady of me I'm not fit to sell anything else"?
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In Act IV, how does Higgins's reaction to Eliza's distress reveal his fatal flaw in his 'experiment'?
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In Act IV, after Higgins loses his temper and calls Eliza a 'presumptuous insect,' what does he do that demonstrates his total failure to understand her emotional state?
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In Pygmalion Act IV, how does Higgins respond when Eliza asks him what is to become of her now that the bet is over?
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In Act IV, how does Higgins's behavior regarding his slippers serve as a catalyst for the climax of the scene?
