3. "Medea": What has Aegeus been consulting with the oracle to discover?
(a) How he can get to Jason.
(b) How he can kill Creon.
(c) How he can get children.
(d) How he can live as a king.

4. "Ion": Which god is Xuthus's father, Aeolus, the son of?
(a) Zeus.
(b) Mercury.
(c) Ares.
(d) Poseidon.

5. "Medea": From whom is it learned that Creon plans to expel Jason's children with Medea?
(a) The tutor.
(b) The cook.
(c) The manservant.
(d) The butler.

6. "Hippolytus": What about her desire is causing Phaedra not to eat?
(a) That it is impossible.
(b) That it is shameful.
(c) None of the answers is correct.
(d) That it is not her own.

7. "Andromache": Whom does Andromache send to fetch Peleus?
(a) The priestess.
(b) Her handmaiden.
(c) The shepherd.
(d) Her daughter.

8. "Andromache": Who is Hermione?
(a) Princess of Delphi.
(b) Princess of Athens.
(c) Princess of Sparta.
(d) Princess of Troy.

9. "Alcestis": Pheres says that no man wishes to die. What does he suggest is better?
(a) For the slaves to die.
(b) For the servants to die.
(c) For the wife to die.
(d) For the childrento die.

10. "Alcestis": Who agrees to die in place of Admetus?
(a) His niece.
(b) His wife.
(c) His mother.
(d) His sister.

11. "Hippolytus": For what reason does Theseus think his wife has killed herself after reading and misunderstanding her note?
(a) Guilt.
(b) Remorse.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Shame.

12. "Medea": Whom does Creon think Medea will attempt to kill?
(a) His grandson.
(b) Himself.
(c) Jason.
(d) His daughter.

13. "Hippolytus": What is Aphrodite goddess of?
(a) The sea.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Love.
(d) Gardens.

14. "Andromache": Where is Orestes from?
(a) Mycenae.
(b) Macedonia.
(c) Crete.
(d) Damascus.

15. "Ion": At the beginning of the play, what action of Apollo's does Hermes describe?
(a) Waging war.
(b) Playing the lyre.
(c) Birth.
(d) Rape.