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1
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How does Medea foresee that Jason will die?
She will kill him
He'll drown
He'll be hit by a log
He'll commit suicide
2
of 5
What is Jason's final request?
To see Glauce again
To bury his children
To die painlessly
To kill Medea
3
of 5
After she acknowledges that killing her children was painful, Medea decides that it was ___.
A terrible mistake
Worth it
Inevitable
Disastrous
4
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How does Medea plan to travel to Athens?
On a ship
In a chariot
By foot
With King Aegeus
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At the end of the play, what does the Chorus conclude about the gods?
They're vengeful
They're unpredictable
They're kind
They're cruel
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