3. In the Prologue, who does the Master of Ceremonies almost forget?
(a) The queens.
(b) The villains.
(c) The servants.
(d) The Gods.

4. What is the title of Cesaire's first non-fiction book?
(a) French Grammar II.
(b) Communism at it's Peak.
(c) Discourse on Colonialism.
(d) Democrats in action.

5. Which political party did Cesaire join at the end of the war?
(a) Anarchist.
(b) Communist.
(c) Green.
(d) Democrat.

6. What does Sebastian think of the island in 2.2?
(a) It is uncultivated.
(b) It smells.
(c) It is beautiful.
(d) It is homey.

7. What is a tempest?
(a) An angry woman.
(b) A stubborn child.
(c) A storm with high winds.
(d) An angry man.

8. What does Alonso say in 2.2 is wrong with all of them?
(a) They are tired and hungry.
(b) They should have brought a compas.
(c) They are not smart.
(d) They did not pray the night before.

9. Who appears with a table in 2.2?
(a) Miranda.
(b) Ariel.
(c) Sea Nymphs.
(d) Strange creatures.

10. How are the characters instructed to choose the objects on stage in the Prologue?
(a) Based on their height.
(b) Based on their position in life.
(c) Based on their character.
(d) Based on their hair color.

11. Why does Ariel say in 2.1, Prospero is better then Caliban?
(a) He is more powerful.
(b) He is more handsome.
(c) He is stronger.
(d) He is richer.

12. Who does the Master of Ceremonies not have a problem with in the Prologue?
(a) The orphans.
(b) The juveniles or the villains.
(c) The knights.
(d) The kings and queens.

13. What does Caliban think about Ariel's ideas in 2.1?
(a) He is crazy.
(b) He is brilliant.
(c) He is on to something.
(d) He can't be trusted.

14. What was Prospero accused of?
(a) Witchcraft.
(b) Theft.
(c) Murder.
(d) Adultery.

15. What do Ariel and Caliban have different methods on?
(a) Ruling.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Fighting.
(d) Freedom.