5. What does Miss Julie want to do with Jean after they leave?
(a) Have children.
(b) Buy a boat.
(c) Live in the forest.
(d) Travel.

6. Why does Strindberg discuss his characters in the preface?
(a) To stress their importance.
(b) To make the play look longer.
(c) To hype them up.
(d) To make the reader feel like an "insider".

7. Where is Christine during Scene 2?
(a) Shopping.
(b) In the kitchen.
(c) At home.
(d) Sleeping.

8. According to Jean, how long has he been in love with Julie?
(a) Since the first day he saw her.
(b) Since their dance at Midsummer Eve.
(c) Since he was a child.
(d) Since her fiancé broke up with her.

9. After Christine goes to bed in Scene 2, how does Jean prove servitude to Julie?
(a) By pledging his loyalty.
(b) By dropping to his knees.
(c) By kissing her feet.
(d) By saluting the king.

10. Whom does Jean leave with to attend the celebration with the other servants in Scene 1?
(a) The Count.
(b) Julie.
(c) Christine.
(d) No one.

11. August Strindberg wrote in the _____century.
(a) 19th.
(b) 17th.
(c) 18th.
(d) 20th.

12. How does Miss Julie feel after her engagement has been broken off?
(a) Disgraced.
(b) Indifferent.
(c) Bitter.
(d) Elated.

13. Who is Christine cooking dinner for in Scene 1?
(a) Jean.
(b) The Count.
(c) Julie.
(d) Herself.

14. What does Jean tell Julie he wants to do in his dream?
(a) Find the end where he can escape.
(b) Swim to the other side where he is safe.
(c) Get to the top to plunder the bird's nest.
(d) Climb to the bottom where the ground is cool.

15. In Scene 1, what does Christine believe Jean will do in regards to Julie?
(a) Disobey Julie and disgrace the Count.
(b) Honor Julie and be true.
(c) Honor Christine and be true.
(d) Obey Julie and disgrace Christine.