These texts are excerpts from the musical My Fair Lady (1954) and the play Pygmalion (1913), Eliza is an unrefined girl who sells flowers and
comes from a humble background. In these scenes, she is requesting
speech lessons from professor Henry Higgins, so she may be viewed by
others as a lady
Based on the two versions of this scene, which statement describes a
similarity in how Eliza is presented as a character?
A) Eliza tells why she wishes to become more refined.
B) Eliza convinces Higgins to give her speech lessons.
9 Eliza's lines reflect her unrefined manner of speech.
D) Eliza's features and clothing are described in detail.