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.
Which statement correctly describes a difference in these two texts?
A)
In the song, Eliza tells Higgins why she wishes to
become more refined.
B)
In the play, Eliza's lines do not reflect her unrefined
manner of speech.
In the song, Eliza convinces Professor Higgins to give
her speech lessons.
D)
In the play, Eliza's general appearance and clothing
are described in detail.