Medea Act I Quiz Review

What motivates Medea's actions in Act I of the play?

• Her desire for wealth

• Her love for Jason

• Her need for revenge

• Her wish to protect her children

Which theme is most prominently introduced in Act I of Medea?

• The power of love

• The struggle for power

• The consequences of betrayal

• The importance of family

Which element in Act I symbolizes Medea's turbulent emotions?

• The golden fleece

• The sun

• The sea

• The dagger

How does dramatic irony play a role in Act I of Medea?

• The audience knows Medea's plans, but the other characters do not.

• Medea is unaware of Jason's betrayal.

• The chorus is unaware of Medea's true feelings.

• Jason knows Medea's plans, but she does not.

Evaluate the relationship between Medea and Jason in Act I. How is it best described?

• Harmonious and loving

• Tense and conflicted

• Indifferent and distant

• Supportive and understanding

Summarize a key plot point from Act I of Medea.

• Medea decides to forgive Jason.

• Jason leaves Medea for another woman.

• Medea plans to move to a new city.

• Medea receives a message from the gods.

What moral dilemma does Medea face in Act I?

• Whether to seek revenge or forgive Jason

• Whether to leave her children or take them with her

• Whether to trust the chorus or not

• Whether to reveal her plans to Jason

How does Medea's character challenge traditional gender roles in Act I?

• By being submissive to Jason

• By seeking independence and power

• By focusing solely on her children

• By refusing to speak her mind

What is the primary conflict introduced in Act I of Medea?

• Medea's internal struggle with her emotions

• The war between two kingdoms

• The rivalry between Medea and the chorus

• The financial difficulties faced by Medea

Which character provides Medea with advice in Act I?

• Jason

• The Nurse

• The King

• The Tutor