Everyman, and Medieval Miracle Plays Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

A. C. Cawley
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Everyman, and Medieval Miracle Plays Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

A. C. Cawley
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To what beast does the second shepherd compare his own wife? ("The Second Shepherds' Pageant")
(a) A tiger.
(b) A bird.
(c) A bull.
(d) A whale.

2. What did the introduction state was the name of the sheep-stealer? ("The Second Shepherds' Pageant")
(a) John.
(b) Mak.
(c) Din.
(d) Luke.

3. What does "Natumque pariet" mean? ("Herod the Great")
(a) Named by prophets.
(b) Naure will not offend.
(c) Papers of nature.
(d) Bear a son.

4. How long does God tell Noah to make the Ark? ("The Flodod")
(a) 1,000 cubits.
(b) 600 cubits.
(c) 200 cubits.
(d) 300 cubits.

5. What does God say would inspire the "might of me"? ("The Creation, and The Fall of Lucifer" )
(a) "All might is in me."
(b) "Worthy work of my will."
(c) "My body in bliss."
(d) "A place full of plenty."

Short Answer Questions

1. What Christian meaning is "made plain" in "The Women Taken in Adultery"?

2. According to the introduction to the section, what Biblical chapter was used in the "The Second Shepherds' Pageant"?

3. In what verse form is "The Women Taken in Adultery" written?

4. What does Eve say she and Adam would be if they ate the apple? ("The Fall of Man")

5. How does Herod reward the soldiers for murdering the children? ("Herod the Great")

(see the answer key)

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