2. How does Good Deeds respond to Everyman’s time of need?
(a) She asks for help in return
(b) She talks with Death for a bit
(c) She ignores him
(d) She is happy to help if she can

3. Who makes way for Everyman when he dies?
(a) Death
(b) God
(c) The Angels
(d) The Priests

4. What does Death say Everyman is living outside of?
(a) The original plan
(b) The laws of God
(c) His conscience
(d) His soul’s desires

5. What causes men to not want to sin anymore?
(a) Reading the scriptures
(b) Watching family members suffer
(c) Seeing their sins for what they are
(d) Building a relationship with God

6. What is the messenger’s role in this play?
(a) The main character
(b) The antagonist
(c) A researcher
(d) A narrator

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

8. What book is referenced by the messenger?
(a) The Bible
(b) The Book of Life
(c) The Book of Laws
(d) The New Testament

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

10. Who does Everyman say the priests must be above?
(a) The Spirit
(b) Women
(c) All humans
(d) The angels

11. What do the new friends say they will NOT do?
(a) Stay with Everyman
(b) Leave Everyman
(c) Persuade Everyman
(d) Defend Everyman

12. What does Death say will turn Everyman to God?
(a) All of the above
(b) Physical death
(c) A reminder of the past
(d) A loss of riches

13. What does this play say God wants to do for men?
(a) All of the above
(b) Forgive them
(c) Save them
(d) Punish them

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

15. Where can Goods help Everyman?
(a) Hell
(b) Heaven
(c) This world
(d) None of the above