2. What helps Everyman to lose desire for something as he begins his journey?
(a) His broader perspective
(b) The Confession
(c) The assurance from Knowledge
(d) His new friends

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

4. How many acts are in this play?
(a) 1
(b) 4
(c) 3
(d) 2

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

6. What does Death say no man can do to him?
(a) Stop him
(b) Buy him
(c) Scare him
(d) All of the above

7. What does Goods say caused Everyman to commit many of his sins?
(a) Riches
(b) Distraction
(c) Confusion
(d) Lust

8. What question does Death have for Everyman?
(a) What right have you?
(b) Where have you gone?
(c) How could you forget?
(d) Have you forgotten your maker?

9. Where is Confession located?
(a) A school
(b) Everyman’s mind
(c) Heaven
(d) A church

10. Why is Adam important in this play?
(a) He bargained with the Devil
(b) He made the original sin
(c) He is the father of all mankind
(d) He knew God

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

12. What does Everyman tell Death he is unprepared for?
(a) Defending his actions
(b) Reckoning with God
(c) Death
(d) Leaving his family

13. What kind of people do some priests set bad examples for?
(a) The righteous
(b) Children
(c) Women
(d) Sinners

14. Why does Everyman have to face God?
(a) He is dying
(b) He must face his reckoning
(c) It is the order of things
(d) God is lonely

15. Who volunteers to do lustful things with Everyman?
(a) Five Wits
(b) Death
(c) Fellowship
(d) Discernment