2. What keeps Everyman from fully trusting others?
(a) He hasn’t known very many good people
(b) His friends keep leaving him
(c) He knows they are mortal
(d) He thinks everyone might be like him

3. How does Knowledge respond at first when Everyman asks him for help?
(a) He is very rude
(b) He ignores Everyman
(c) He agrees to help
(d) He yells at Everyman

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

5. What do people on Earth keep forgetting about?
(a) God
(b) Family
(c) Hard work
(d) Church

6. What does the messenger say happens to things of the world that make us happy?
(a) They take away from God
(b) They fade
(c) They make life worth living
(d) They turn to sin

7. Which century was this play written?
(a) The 14th
(b) The 15th
(c) The 16th
(d) The 13th

8. What does Death say in response to Everyman’s pleas?
(a) He has had enough time
(b) Justice is his job
(c) Pain is only mortal
(d) The change is a complicated process

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

10. Who does Confession tell Everyman to follow?
(a) Strength
(b) Kindred
(c) All of the above
(d) Knowledge

11. Why should men never put off salvation?
(a) It displeases God
(b) Habits are built easier
(c) There is less to repent of
(d) Nobody knows when they will die

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

13. Which of the companions stays with Everyman to the very end?
(a) Fellowship
(b) Good Deeds
(c) Conscience
(d) Penance

14. When does Knowledge say he will leave Everyman?
(a) When the reckoning is over
(b) When Jesus tells him to
(c) When he knows what happens to Everyman
(d) When Death appears

15. How many are hurt each time Goods succeeds?
(a) 1,000
(b) 100
(c) 100,000
(d) 10,000