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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. What does Knowledge offer to do for Everyman?
(a) Give him a lecture
(b) Distract Death
(c) Guide him on his journey
(d) Give him money

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

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

4. Where would this play have been performed when it was written?
(a) All of the above
(b) Street Markets
(c) Theaters
(d) Churches

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Everyman ask Good Deeds for help?

2. Who does Death say Everyman is living for?

3. How does Everyman feel when he finishes his sacraments?

4. Where does Everyman go when he is ready for his reckoning?

5. What does Everyman tell Death he is unprepared for?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why are priests seen as so powerful?

2. How does Everyman feel about Fellowship after asking him for help?

3. How does this play make God seem?

4. Why was Goods sent to Earth?

5. Who are the friends who help Everyman in his journey?

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

7. What is Death’s response to Everyman’s pleas to him?

8. What does Death do when Everyman tries to bribe him?

9. How is the gift from God for all men obtained?

10. Why does God call on death?

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