1. What does Emperor Jones decide to do after he rings for the servants?
(a) Fortify the palace.
(b) Head for the hills.
(c) Send the army into the hills for the natives.
(d) Burn the palace down.

2. What has changed about Emperor Jones' appearance as the fifth forest scene begins?
(a) He is practically naked because his clothes are so tattered.
(b) He looks like a native god.
(c) His pants are so tattered that he seems to be wearing only a loincloth.
(d) He is beginning to resemble a native cheiftan.

3. What role is Emperor Jones supposed to play in the other person in the sixth scene's plans?
(a) Jones is supposed to preside over the sacrificial offering.
(b) Jones is supposed to be the sacrificial offering.
(c) Jones is supposed to let kill himself.
(d) Jones is supposed to receive the figure's blessings.

4. What does Emperor Jones do when he comes on stage in the fourth forest scene?
(a) Shoot the rebellious natives.
(b) Talk about killing himself.
(c) Sit on a stump and put his head in his hands.
(d) Stalk around the stage, making threats.

5. How does Emperor Jones feel about the thing he throws into the bushes in the fourth forest scene?
(a) He is reluctant to lose his shoes, which were once patent leather.
(b) He is glad to be rid of his jacket, which is no longer useful.
(c) He is relieved to throw away his shirt because it is wet.
(d) He is sad to give up his gun because he has no more bullets.