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

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

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to the Introduction, what "type" did Abel represent?
(a) "A Sacrifice for Mankind."
(b) "Christ the Good Shepherd."
(c) "A Type of the Jews."
(d) "The Hope for Mankind."

2. Who does the second shepherd say "cackles" in Scene I? ("The Second Shepherds' Pageant")
(a) Mother Earth.
(b) A hen.
(c) The cows.
(d) Mary.

3. According to the introduction to the section, what Biblical chapter was used in the "The Second Shepherds' Pageant"?
(a) Luke.
(b) John.
(c) Mark.
(d) Matthew.

4. What does Cain offer as a sacrifice to God in Scene III? ("Cain and Abel")
(a) A sheep.
(b) A rabbit.
(c) A sheaf.
(d) A bird.

5. What does the third shepherd say to Mak? ("The Second Shepherds' Pageant")
(a) That he will pray for him.
(b) That he will hurt him.
(c) That he will have him arrested.
(d) That God will save him.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the introduction to "The Flood", what rhyme is used "occasionally" in the stanzas?

2. Who takes Adam and Eve to middle Earth? ("The Fall of Man")

3. What is the original name for Bethlehem in the text? ("The Annunciation")

4. What does Abel offer to God as a sacrifice in Scene III? ("Cain and Abel")

5. According to the Introduction, what "type" did Cain represent?

(see the answer key)

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