3. What keeps Fellowship from doing what Everyman needs him to do?
(a) A misunderstanding
(b) A full schedule
(c) An inability to help
(d) A fear of pain

4. How concerned is Everyman about death?
(a) Not at all
(b) He thinks of little else
(c) He doesn’t know he should be concerned
(d) Very much

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

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

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

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

9. Why does Death say Everyman must die?
(a) Because of the first sacrament
(b) Because of God’s suffering on the cross
(c) Because of the plan of salvation
(d) Because of Adam’s sin

10. Why does Everyman go and see Knowledge?
(a) Because Good Deeds failed him
(b) Because Good Deeds told him to
(c) Because Death took him there
(d) Because Kindred suggested it

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

12. What does Everyman call himself after leaving Kindred?
(a) Fortunate
(b) Foolish
(c) Fearful
(d) Feinting

13. What religion was followed when this book was written?
(a) Roman Catholic
(b) Methodist
(c) The Church of England
(d) Episcopalian

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

15. What does Everyman ask Death for?
(a) A quick change
(b) More time
(c) Mercy
(d) A lack of pain