Question

From his speech, it seems clear that Higgins views Eliza as __________.

• A. a naive child
• B. an obedient servant
• C. a potential wife
• D. a futile project
• E. a tenacious competitor

Answer 1

The correct option is A a naive child

The correct answer would be option A, a naive child. Higgins comments on Eliza's manners, and how unladylike and childish she is. Higgins' expressions clearly convey parental guidance as would a father do to his child. The statements of options B,C,D,and E do not convey the tone of the text. Hence, they are incorrect in this context.