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GRADE 7: MODULE 2B: UNIT 2: LESSON 6
changed.”
• Ask students to take out their Eliza
Character Trackers as you transition to
the Closing.
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GRADE 7: MODULE 2B: UNIT 2: LESSON 6
Reader’s Notes:
Pygmalion, Section 5
Section Setting Characters Plot How do setting,
characters, and/or
plot interact?
5 How does the new
setting in this scene
highlight some of the
changes we see in
Eliza?
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GRADE 7: MODULE 2B: UNIT 2: LESSON 6
Reader’s Notes:
Pygmalion, Section 5
Reader’s Dictionary
Word/Phrase Page Definition Word/Phrase Page Definition
flat 49 apartment genteel 52 proper
absurdities 49 ridiculous
situations or
things
cynical 54
estheticism 49 preference for
how things look;
taste
barometrical 55 relating to
temperature
bravado 52 Showing
boldness to
impress or
intimidate
influenza 55 scientific word
for flu
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GRADE 7: MODULE 2B: UNIT 2: LESSON 6
Reader’s Notes:
Pygmalion, Section 5
(Answers, for Teacher Reference)
Section Setting Characters Plot How do setting,
characters, and/or
plot interact?
5 Mrs. Higgins’ parlour Mrs. Higgins
Higgins
Mrs. Eynsford
Miss Eynsford
Eliza
Pickering
Freddy
Eliza is reintroduced
to characters from
earlier in the play,
who do not fully
recognize her. This
shows how much she
has changed from the
beginning to now.
The new setting gives
Eliza a change to
reinvent herself and
act like a new person,
even with the same
people (characters)
who judged her
before.
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GRADE 7: MODULE 2B: UNIT 2: LESSON 6
Reader’s Notes:
Pygmalion, Section 5
(Answers, for Teacher Reference)
Reader’s Dictionary
Word/Phrase Page Definition Word/Phrase Page Definition
flat
49
apartment genteel
52 proper
absurdities
49
ridiculous
situations or
things
cynical
54 sarcastic
estheticism
49
preference for
how things look;
taste
barometrical
55 relating to
temperature
bravado
52
courage influenza
55 scientific word
for flu
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