4. What does Death say has made up Everyman’s life?
(a) Equal bad and good
(b) More good than bad
(c) More bad than good
(d) No good at all

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

6. Why does Death mock Everyman when he prays to God to avoid Death?
(a) God doesn’t hear prayers
(b) God is the one who sent Death
(c) He doesn’t know who to pray to
(d) He has never prayed before

7. Who is the first person to speak in this play?
(a) Death
(b) Everyman
(c) The Messenger
(d) God

8. Which of these is Everyman told to rely on in life?
(a) Peace
(b) Love
(c) Family
(d) Knowledge

9. How does Everyman feel when Kindred cannot go with him to talk with God?
(a) Understanding
(b) Angry
(c) Depressed
(d) Confused

10. Who does Confession say will be stronger if Everyman takes his journey?
(a) Discernment
(b) Five Wits
(c) Good Deeds
(d) Everyman

11. Who is the first friend Everyman goes to for help?
(a) Knowledge
(b) Goods
(c) Kindred
(d) Fellowship

12. Why is there only one person who can really forgive Everyman?
(a) That is the law of Heaven
(b) That is the one who watches all sins
(c) That is the person who has God’s power
(d) That is the one who paid the price for sin

13. What is the death of Christ called by most religions?
(a) The Passion
(b) The Crucifixion
(c) The Resurrection
(d) The Atonement

14. Who recites the moral of the play?
(a) A doctor
(b) An angel
(c) A professor
(d) God

15. What does Everyman accuse Goods of?
(a) Failing his job
(b) Deceiving him
(c) Creating chaos
(d) Ruining the world