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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Confession warn Everyman of?
(a) The journey will be hard
(b) He is still being tempted
(c) Death hates him
(d) Good Deeds might fail him

2. Why does Goods say he was sent to Earth?
(a) To help men
(b) To bring pleasure to men
(c) To glorify God
(d) To deceive men

3. Where would this play have been performed when it was written?
(a) Churches
(b) All of the above
(c) Street Markets
(d) Theaters

4. What worries Everyman after he talks with Death?
(a) The riches he has made must be left behind
(b) His family lives the way he does
(c) His life has been filled with bad deeds
(d) God doesn’t hear his prayers

5. Where does Everyman go when he is ready for his reckoning?
(a) The grave
(b) His bed
(c) The church
(d) Death’s door

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

7. What does this play teach about reincarnation?
(a) It is only for the very righteous
(b) It is only for the wicked
(c) It is available for some
(d) It is not a true principle

8. What does Everyman ask Death to do after his reckoning?
(a) Defend him
(b) Help his family
(c) Lead him
(d) Bring him back to Earth

9. What do the Sacraments allow men to do?
(a) All of these
(b) Pray to God more sincerely
(c) Ask forgiveness for their sins
(d) Renew their lives

10. What does Death say God has never done?
(a) Hurt Everyman
(b) Given up on Everyman
(c) Forgotten Everyman
(d) All of the above

11. How is love of money described in this play?
(a) Stalwart
(b) Dangerous
(c) Fleeting
(d) All consuming

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

13. Who does Death say Everyman is living for?
(a) Fellowship
(b) Everyman
(c) Knowledge
(d) Goods

14. Which of these is NOT one of the Sacraments?
(a) Baptism
(b) Marriage
(c) Cleansing and Anointing
(d) The Blood and the Flesh

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Everyman feel about Good Deeds speaking for him?

2. Who rebukes Everyman for thinking priests are above someone?

3. What kind of people do some priests set bad examples for?

4. Why does Everyman tell Death it is unfair for him to leave now?

5. What keeps Fellowship from doing what Everyman needs him to do?

(see the answer keys)

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