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

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

5. Who created Adam?
(a) The Spirit
(b) Eve
(c) God
(d) Mammon

6. Who is the last character to speak in this play?
(a) The author
(b) The messenger
(c) The doctor
(d) The angel

7. Who does God want to partake of his gift?
(a) His children
(b) The sinners
(c) Everyman
(d) The righteous few

8. What is the first Sacrament?
(a) Baptism
(b) Unction
(c) Confirmation
(d) Penance

9. What makes Everyman hesitate to do his penance?
(a) It will take a long time
(b) Death is a part of it
(c) It will be painful
(d) Fellowship warned him about it

10. Who is the first friend Everyman goes to for help?
(a) Kindred
(b) Goods
(c) Fellowship
(d) Knowledge

11. What was the purpose of this play?
(a) To send people to church
(b) To teach the people
(c) To make money
(d) To protest the government

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

13. Why is Everyman told he is wrong about the priests being above someone?
(a) They are limited
(b) They are mortal
(c) They are deceived
(d) They are not perfect

14. Who wrote this play?
(a) None of the above
(b) Faustus
(c) Martin Luther
(d) Shakespeare

15. How did most people at the time of this play view God?
(a) He was loving and kind
(b) He was impressed with men and their accomplishments
(c) He was vengeful and angry
(d) He was disappointed in men and their sins