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

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. C) Eliza's lines reflect her unrefined manner of speech. D) Eliza's features and clothing are described in detail.

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