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Higgins's speech can best be described as _______.
Higgins's speech can best be described as _______.
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The correct option is A condescending
"Give her orders: that's what she wants" - this statement at the beginning of the passage supports the conclusion that Higgins's speech is quite condescending. Apart from this, all the qualities that he thinks are lady-like also hint at condescension. Higgins's speech is definitely not didactic, instructive, explanatory or apathetic. Therefore, A is our answer.
"Give her orders: that's what she wants" - this statement at the beginning of the passage supports the conclusion that Higgins's speech is quite condescending. Apart from this, all the qualities that he thinks are lady-like also hint at condescension. Higgins's speech is definitely not didactic, instructive, explanatory or apathetic. Therefore, A is our answer.
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