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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who takes Everyman to see Confession?
(a) Good Deeds.
(b) Beauty.
(c) Discretion.
(d) Knowledge.
2. While the scribe to talking to Jesus about adulterers, what is Jesus doing? ("The Women Taken in Adultery")
(a) Arguing with the scribe.
(b) Looking at the accused woman.
(c) Praying.
(d) Writing in the ground with his finger.
3. What does Caesar believe about Pilate the first time he sees him? ("The Death of Pilate")
(a) He is deserving of death.
(b) That he is sick.
(c) All of those shown.
(d) He is a wizard.
4. What does Pilate have that protects him? ("The Death of Pilate")
(a) A garment of Jesus'.
(b) A promise from God.
(c) A posion that protects him.
(d) A charm from a soothsayer.
5. Why does Pilate agree to go and see Caesar? ("The Death of Pilate")
(a) He doesn't agree.
(b) He claims Caesar is kind to everyone.
(c) He says he is not afarid of Caesar.
(d) He states that he has done nothing wrong.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Everyman tell everyone to take up with them on the journey to his grave?
2. What is Everyman told to ask of Confession?
3. What does Caesar do that heals him of his ailment? ("The Death of Pilate")
4. How many printed copies of "Everyman" were preserved between 1510 and 1535?
5. Who tells Caesar's messenger that Jesus is dead? ("The Death of Pilate")
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Veronica stop Caesar from killing Pilate himself?
2. According to the introduction, what does the York "Resurrection" represent?
3. Why does the editor state that the dialogue in the N.Town cycle of "The Women Taken in Adultery" "rings true"?
4. As the accusers are telling Jesus of the "crimes" committed, what is he doing? ("The Women Taken in Adultery")
5. What does it take for Good Deeds to join Everyman on his journey?
6. Why is Veronica given the promise that Caesar will have Pilate killed?
7. According to the editor, what is the moral aim of "Everyman"?
8. Why does the editor state that The N. Town Cycle of "The Women Taken in Adultery" is the best of all cycles?
9. Who does Jesus tell to be the first one to punish the woman accused of adultery?
10. According to the prologue to "Everyman", what is the treatise of the play?
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