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

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

6. Who does God say will partake of his gift?
(a) The righteous few
(b) His children
(c) The sinners
(d) Everyman

7. What did this play teach people about?
(a) The Atonement
(b) The law of the Tithe
(c) Salvation
(d) Proper friends

8. What does Fellowship say he will always be available to Everyman for?
(a) Help for his family
(b) Money and trade goods
(c) A good time
(d) Personal defense

9. What does Everyman need Fellowship to prove?
(a) That he has been a good friend
(b) That it is not time for him to die
(c) That Everyman is worthy of God
(d) That he has overcome Adam’s sin

10. Who says he would be willing to kill someone for Everyman?
(a) Knowledge
(b) Fellowship
(c) Strength
(d) Kindred

11. How are friends described at the end of the play?
(a) Dangerous
(b) Superficial
(c) Essential
(d) Loving

12. What is the first thing Everyman does that makes Good Deeds stronger?
(a) Sings a hymn
(b) Prays
(c) Preaches to someone else
(d) Reads the Bible

13. What help does God need?
(a) Creating a path of repentance
(b) Punishing the wicked
(c) Creating a new world
(d) Bringing men to reckoning

14. Why is there only one person who can really forgive Everyman?
(a) That is the one who watches all sins
(b) That is the one who paid the price for sin
(c) That is the law of Heaven
(d) That is the person who has God’s power

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