1. What does Aegeus know when he swears the oath to Medea?
(a) Only that she is being exiled, not her plans for revenge.
(b) That Medea is angry and might harm herself.
(c) Everything about her plans to kill Jason and his bride.
(d) A little bit about her plans but not enough to incriminate himself.

2. What does the princess do after trying out her new gifts?
(a) Tells her courtiers to leave.
(b) Hugs her father in joy.
(c) Looks in the mirror at her "lifeless image".
(d) Tries to get Jason to leave with her.

3. Why does the chorus feel how it does for the princess?
(a) She didn't do anything to deserve her death.
(b) She wasn't in control of anything that happened.
(c) She tried to send Jason back to Medea but he refused.
(d) She was the favorite child of the crown and loved by her people.

4. How can Medea help Aegeus and his wife?
(a) She can enable them to conceive a child.
(b) She is a very good housekeeper.
(c) She will let them adopt her children since they can't conceive.
(d) She knows how to translate the prophecy.

5. Why does Medea feel immigrant women need to work particularly hard?
(a) They are looked down on as second-class citizens.
(b) They don't know the language and have to overcome the barrier.
(c) They are never fully welcome or at home.
(d) They don't have the same rights as citizens.