2. What Bible story is alluded to when Everyman begins his journey?
(a) The Crucifixion
(b) The Woman at the Well
(c) The Birth of Christ
(d) The Good Samaritan

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

4. How does Everyman feel about Good Deeds speaking for him?
(a) Annoyed
(b) Unworthy
(c) Grateful
(d) Relieved

5. What do people on Earth spend their time thinking about, according to this play?
(a) Religion
(b) Riches
(c) Friends
(d) Sex

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

7. What does Goods want to kill?
(a) Religion
(b) Men’s souls
(c) The Spirit
(d) Poverty

8. Who is Everyman told has greater power than a King?
(a) God
(b) Everyman
(c) Priests
(d) Angels

9. What does God say is his real gift to man?
(a) Religion
(b) Forgiveness
(c) The Spirit
(d) Beauty

10. Who makes way for Everyman when he dies?
(a) God
(b) Death
(c) The Angels
(d) The Priests

11. Who brought about the second chance given to people?
(a) The Spirit
(b) Eve
(c) Adam
(d) Jesus

12. What does Everyman have to show God?
(a) His good deeds
(b) His bad deeds
(c) His intentions
(d) All of the above

13. How does Everyman feel when he begins his journey?
(a) Scared
(b) Happy
(c) Obligated
(d) Relieved

14. What helps Everyman to lose desire for something as he begins his journey?
(a) His new friends
(b) The assurance from Knowledge
(c) His broader perspective
(d) The Confession

15. What is the moral of the play?
(a) God should not be forgotten
(b) All of the above
(c) Priests should be trusted
(d) Man should rely on Good Deeds