1. What does the Nurse feel is best for people?
(a) Expressing feelings openly and without reserve.
(b) Moderation in all things.
(c) Open and honest communication.
(d) Getting anger out so it doesn't fester.

2. What does the chorus, after hearing Medea's plans, say about relations between men and women?
(a) That women are frequently wronged by men.
(b) That men should be careful of the wrath of women.
(c) That men look out for women as best they can.
(d) That women should stop expecting more than is realistic from men.

3. Why does Jason say Medea is lucky?
(a) She doesn't have to worry about how to provide for a family.
(b) She has two children to take with her so she won't be lonely.
(c) He thinks she should be executed for threatening the King.
(d) Her husband is still willing to provide for her when she leaves.

4. Why does the author emphasize several times that Medea is a "stranger in a strange land"?
(a) It makes it easier to see why she doesn't have many friends.
(b) It shows that she might not understand that murder is illegal.
(c) It reveals that Jason probably left her due to cultural differences.
(d) It makes her character more sympathetic.

5. What does Jason say he has done on Medea's behalf?
(a) Convinced his new wife Medea is harmless.
(b) Taken her from a barbaric land.
(c) Tried to intercede with Creon.
(d) Encouraged the neighbors to befriend her.