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Medea
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1
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What does the Chorus tell Medea about her husband's infidelity?
It's unforgivable
It's to be expected
It's shocking
It's a deadly sin
2
of 5
According to the nurse, which god oversees compliance to oaths?
Artemis
Themis
Zeus
Hera
3
of 5
What does the Chorus mention about Medea's relationship with the god Themis?
Themis watches over her
Themis condemned her
Themis adores her
Themis ignores her
4
of 5
What does the nurse say about music?
It is useless
It is uplifting
It is insidious
It is dangerous
5
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What does the nurse encourage Medea to do?
Move to another city
Talk to the Chorus
Pray to Zeus
Forget about Jason
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