1. How does Medea convince Jason to give her gifts to his new wife?
(a) She says the gifts are a symbol of her goodwill and refusing would insult her.
(b) She claims she can't let go of Jason until she passes the items along.
(c) She says it's the only way to keep her from attending the wedding.
(d) She says it will help convince the princess to let the children stay.

2. What is the Tutor's belief about people?
(a) They are good at heart and want to help others.
(b) They want to find personal peace at whatever cost.
(c) They all love themselves more than others.
(d) They generally are just trying to get along without trouble.

3. Why does Jason claim Medea should think his plan is good?
(a) It will free her up to pursue love elsewhere.
(b) It will provide funds for her and her children.
(c) She will be able to travel like she always wanted.
(d) She would like it if love weren't a factor.

4. What does Jason tell his children when he sees them?
(a) He will miss them when they leave forever.
(b) He is making plans for their care.
(c) That they will have a new mother soon.
(d) To mind their Nurse and mother.

5. What does the chorus think about Jason and Medea's futures once her plans are carried out?
(a) They will be able to carry on and treat others better.
(b) They will learn lessons about selfishness.
(c) They will likely both be dead.
(d) They will both live lives full of pain.