3. Why does Thelyphron wear his hair long?
(a) Because long hair is mysterious.
(b) To cover his ears.
(c) To conceal his identity.
(d) To ward off magic spells.

4. What is Aristomenes soaked with while he is at the inn?
(a) Urine.
(b) Water.
(c) Blood.
(d) Wine.

5. What is Psyche and her sisters known for?
(a) Their talent.
(b) Their beauty.
(c) Their brains.
(d) They are witches.

6. To whom does Psyche turn herself over in desperation after losing her husband?
(a) Aphrodite.
(b) Venus.
(c) Zeus.
(d) Apollo.

7. What plant does Lucius find which is poisonous, but which he still considers eating?
(a) Rose violets.
(b) Rose Thorns.
(c) Rose peonies.
(d) Rose Laurels.

8. Complete this sentence from Chapter 3. "This increased, nay doubled my misery: I was not even to be allowed _______."
(a) To laugh at my own misfortune.
(b) To die in one piece.
(c) To live in jail.
(d) To say goodbye to Photis.

9. During Lucius' trial, what do the two women who run out of the crowd carry with them?
(a) Flowers.
(b) Bibles.
(c) Fruit.
(d) Olive branches.

10. What does the magistrate tell Lucius about his future after the trial?
(a) The god will look out for Lucius.
(b) Lucius will go to heaven.
(c) Lucius is the funniest person he knows.
(d) Lucius will never cry again.

11. During his trial, what does Lucius find out about the dead bodies?
(a) They are deadly criminals.
(b) They are his neighbors.
(c) They are his brothers.
(d) They are inflated wineskins.

12. As the charges are heard against Lucius, what does the audience do?
(a) Cry.
(b) Throw rotten vegetables.
(c) Laugh.
(d) Yell.

13. Who tells the story of Psyche?
(a) Byrrhaena.
(b) Lucius.
(c) The young woman in the cave.
(d) The old woman in the cave.

14. In Chapter 4, what does Photis say kept her from running away?
(a) Lucius.
(b) Milo.
(c) Socrates.
(d) Pamphile.

15. When Aristomenes is suspected of murdering Socrates by the innkeeper, what does he do?
(a) Begins to cry.
(b) Runs away into the dark.
(c) Confesses to the murder.
(d) Tries to hang himself.