2. What token does Mephistopheles give Lady to help her regain the affection of her lover in Scene 6 of Act I?
(a) A flower.
(b) A stone.
(c) A feather.
(d) A coal.

3. How has Mephistopheles paid people in the empire in Act I?
(a) He paid them with jewels from the emperor's treasure chamber.
(b) Through paper notes signed by the emperor.
(c) He has not paid anyone in the empire.
(d) With gold he found buried in the kingdom.

4. What are the female vampires called who Mephistopheles meets in Act II?
(a) Seismos.
(b) Chelone.
(c) Lamiae.
(d) Dactyles.

5. Why has the emperor requested Faust to conjure Helen and Paris?
(a) Mephistopheles suggested it to him.
(b) He seeks amusement and wants to see their beauty.
(c) He hopes to woo Helen.
(d) He hopes to have Paris lead his army.

6. What form does the homunculus decide to take at the end of Act II?
(a) He decides to not take a form, but remain shapeless.
(b) Water.
(c) Fire.
(d) Earth.

7. Who becomes the fool for the emperor in Scene 2 of Act I?
(a) The chancellor.
(b) Ariel.
(c) Faust.
(d) Mephistopheles.

8. Who is the god of wealth that Faust dresses as in Scene 3 of Act I?
(a) Alecto.
(b) Plutus.
(c) Faust.
(d) Zeus.

9. Where does Faust meet Mephistopheles in Scene 5 of Act I?
(a) In a meadow.
(b) A dark corridor in the palace.
(c) In the busy grand dining hall.
(d) By the fountains in the gardens of the emperor.

10. According to the astrologer in Scene 2, what is the fairest star?
(a) Saturn.
(b) Mars.
(c) Venus.
(d) Jupiter.

11. Why does Faust try to dispel Paris in Scene 7 of Act I?
(a) He's trying to protect Paris from the men at court.
(b) Mephistopheles instructs him to.
(c) He wants Helen for himself.
(d) He is bored with Paris.

12. What does Faust distribute to the crowd in Scene 3 of Act I?
(a) Food and wine.
(b) Anvils and hammers to do work.
(c) Magical money that transforms when it is touched.
(d) Beautiful jewelry that is bewitched to change colors.

13. According to Faust's dream, who is the mother of Helen?
(a) Athena.
(b) Leda.
(c) Hera.
(d) Persephone.

14. What ailment of the Brunette does Mephistopheles cure in Scene 6 of Act I?
(a) A frozen foot.
(b) A sick stomach.
(c) A cramped hand.
(d) A headache.

15. Why is Wagner successful in creating the homunculus in Scene II of Act II?
(a) He uses a new procedure.
(b) He is aided by Mephistopheles.
(c) He has several students assisting him.
(d) He is not successful in creating the homunculus.