4. What does Makak tell the Peasants to do for the sick man?
(a) Lay hands on him.
(b) Dress him.
(c) Kneel and pray.
(d) Sing and dance.

5. Why does Moustique laugh after Basil leaves?
(a) Because Basil falls down.
(b) Because Moustique wants to distract someone.
(c) Because Moustique is still alive.
(d) Because Moustique is remembering an old joke.

6. Who comes to find Makak when he is sitting on the ground?
(a) Tigre.
(b) Souris.
(c) The Corporal.
(d) Moustique.

7. What does Moustique accuse Makak of?
(a) Wanting to die.
(b) Drinking his coffee.
(c) Casting a spell on him.
(d) Believing in signs.

8. What does the chorus sing about in the Prologue?
(a) A mother whose son is in jail.
(b) The jungle.
(c) The crucifixion of Christ.
(d) Being set free.

9. Which other character is present as the family has the discussion in the market?
(a) Moustique.
(b) The Woman.
(c) Basil.
(d) Makak.

10. What does the Peasant ask the person who greets him to do with him?
(a) Pray.
(b) Dance.
(c) Cook.
(d) Sing.

11. What does Moustique say about Makak's vision of the Woman?
(a) It will happen again.
(b) It was just a dream.
(c) It probably is very meaningful.
(d) He thinks Makak is lying.

12. What does the man on the stretcher need to do to break his fever?
(a) Eat ice.
(b) Wrap his head in towels.
(c) Take a hot bath.
(d) Sweat.

13. What is the name of the formally dressed Figure from the Prologue?
(a) Inspector.
(b) Basil.
(c) Moustique.
(d) Sage.

14. How does the Corporal jokingly identify the third man in the cage to Souris?
(a) His son.
(b) The king of Africa.
(c) The savior of the world.
(d) His father.

15. What happens after Makak is told he can continue with his story?
(a) A spirit runs across the stage.
(b) Makak faints.
(c) Nothing.
(d) The scene changes.