2. When does Everyman say he will call on his new friends?
(a) When Death returns
(b) When he needs them
(c) At the reckoning
(d) When he is weakened

3. What does Five Wits say Priests should teach?
(a) Prayer
(b) Religion
(c) Nothing
(d) The Word

4. What sin are some priests said to have committed?
(a) All of the above
(b) Theft
(c) Lechery
(d) Perjury

5. Why does Death say Everyman was crazy?
(a) For having no friends to call on
(b) For ignoring all the warnings
(c) For not being more grateful to God
(d) For thinking he can bargain with Death

6. What does Everyman lose desire for as he begins his journey?
(a) Kindred
(b) Sinning
(c) All of these
(d) Money

7. How does Everyman feel when he finishes his sacraments?
(a) Worried
(b) Exhausted
(c) Wary
(d) Excited

8. How concerned is Everyman about death?
(a) Very much
(b) Not at all
(c) He thinks of little else
(d) He doesn’t know he should be concerned

9. What country was Everyman born in?
(a) France
(b) Italy
(c) Greece
(d) England

10. What personality trait does this play show God has?
(a) Creativity
(b) Mercy
(c) Trust
(d) Justice

11. How many times is the death of Christ described in this play?
(a) 1
(b) 3
(c) 6
(d) 2

12. Who does God want to partake of his gift?
(a) The righteous few
(b) The sinners
(c) Everyman
(d) His children

13. Who does this play say priests should be role models for?
(a) Women
(b) Children
(c) Society
(d) Church goers

14. Why does Everyman go and see Knowledge?
(a) Because Good Deeds failed him
(b) Because Kindred suggested it
(c) Because Death took him there
(d) Because Good Deeds told him to

15. Who does Five Wits tell Everyman to trust?
(a) Himself
(b) His new friends
(c) God
(d) Priests