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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

3. What does Everyman think after talking to Kindred and Fellowship?
(a) He is a lucky man
(b) He sees the truth of things now
(c) He can’t believe he considered them friends
(d) He is more scared than ever

4. What keeps Everyman from fully trusting others?
(a) He knows they are mortal
(b) He thinks everyone might be like him
(c) He hasn’t known very many good people
(d) His friends keep leaving him

5. What do the new friends say they will NOT do?
(a) Leave Everyman
(b) Persuade Everyman
(c) Stay with Everyman
(d) Defend Everyman

Short Answer Questions

1. Who hears someone making way for Everyman when he dies?

2. Who does Everyman say the priests must be above?

3. Who does God call on first?

4. What Bible story is alluded to when Everyman begins his journey?

5. Who were the most educated men at the time this play was written?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who sent Goods to Earth?

2. Where would this play have been performed and why?

3. How is Good Deeds different from the other friends Everyman goes to for help?

4. What are some of the reasons Everyman gives for Death’s visit to be unfair?

5. How does Everyman feel when Death approaches him?

6. What does Death do when Everyman says Death’s coming is unfair?

7. How does this play make God seem?

8. How does Everyman feel about Fellowship before asking him for help?

9. What does Goods do when Everyman asks him for help?

10. What causes some of these friends to leave Everyman in his journey?

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