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In Act IV of Pygmalion, why is Eliza Doolittle so deeply offended by Higgins's reaction to their success at the ambassador's garden party?
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Because he insists that she must marry Freddy Eynsford-Hill immediately.
Because he ignores her contribution and complains that the whole experiment was a 'bore'.
Because he forgot her name while introducing her to the socialites.
Because he refuses to pay her the prize money he promised.
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When Eliza throws Higgins's slippers at him in Act IV, what does she claim is the primary reason for her anger?
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She is upset because she lost the bet and has to return to the flower shop.
She is frustrated that she still cannot speak with a perfect upper-class accent.
She is worried about what is to become of her now that the experiment is finished.
She is angry that Higgins did not buy her the expensive jewelry he promised.
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In Act IV of Pygmalion, why is Eliza Doolittle so deeply offended by Higgins's reaction to their success at the ambassador's garden party?
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When Eliza throws Higgins's slippers at him in Act IV, what does she claim is the primary reason for her anger?
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During their heated argument in Act IV, why does Eliza return the ring that Higgins had bought for her?
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In Act IV, what does Higgins suggest Eliza could do for a living now that the experiment is over, which Eliza finds insulting to her new social standing?
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At the end of Act IV, what does Eliza do after Higgins leaves the room in a state of 'highly incensed' dignity?
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In Act IV, how does Higgins's reaction to Eliza's anger illustrate his character flaw regarding social empathy?
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In Act IV, how does Higgins's attitude toward the 'experiment' contrast with the reality of Eliza's performance at the Ambassador's party?
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During the confrontation in Act IV, which specific action of Eliza's causes Higgins to lose his temper and almost strike her?
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In the dialogue of Act IV, how does Higgins describe the strain of the final months of Eliza's training?
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In Act IV, what does Eliza mean when she says, "I sold flowers. I didn't sell myself. Now you've made a lady of me I'm not fit to sell anything else"?
