1. What does Medea give Jason for his bride?
(a) The promise that she will not seek revenge.
(b) An enchanted dress and crown.
(c) A bouquet for his bride.
(d) A final kiss to remember her.

2. What does Medea say about the value of being clever?
(a) That it hasn't helped her very much, earning her enemies rather than friends.
(b) That it is something women learn from birth in order to survive the men they meet.
(c) That it is on par with being moral, and only matters in the eye of the beholder.
(d) That it is the most important skill to get by in life and survive in a strange land.

3. Why doesn't Creon trust Medea's reasons for allowing her to stay?
(a) They don't sound real to him.
(b) He thinks she is clever enough to be manipulative.
(c) She sounds too angry to be able to live there peacefully.
(d) He has heard stories about her and thinks she is a liar.

4. What does Medea promise Jason she will do after she sees him the second time?
(a) Make a bouquet of flowers for his new wife.
(b) Go into exile as ordered.
(c) Beg Creon for forgiveness.
(d) Take her children with her when she leaves.

5. What does Medea have to do in order to stay with Aegeus?
(a) Kill Jason and his new wife.
(b) Make it to his kingdom on her own.
(c) Translate the prophecy from the oracle.
(d) Get Creon's permission.