1. In what setting does Faust seek sleep in Act I?
(a) At the imperial court.
(b) A pleasing landscape.
(c) At home in his study.
(d) In a quiet cottage.
2. Who sings a song of rejuvenation to Faust?
(a) Fairies of the field.
(b) The flowers.
3. What does Phoebe's wheels symbolize in Act I, Scene 1?
(a) The setting sun.
(b) A thunder storm.
(c) The rising moon.
(d) The approach of dawn.
4. When Faust awakens in Act I, what are his impressions of his surroundings?
(a) He finds the landscape to be paradise.
(b) He barely notices his surroundings.
(c) He finds everything dark and dreary.
(d) He finds the area just the way he remembers it, unchanging.
5. Who does the Emperor ask to see in the beginning of Scene 2 of Act I?
(a) His wiseman.
(b) The chancellor.
(c) The fool.
(d) The treasurer.
6. Who becomes the fool for the emperor in Scene 2 of Act I?
(d) The chancellor.
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