2. Who scares the players as they are talking at the graveyard?
(a) the Knight.
(b) the jongleurs.
(c) the gravedigger.
(d) the Monk.

3. Who does Stephen have a fight with?
(a) jongleurs.
(b) the innkeeper.
(c) Nicholas.
(d) a Knight.

4. What is the name of the play on the murder?
(a) Money and Murder.
(b) Play of Thomas Wells.
(c) Cain and Abel.
(d) Virtues and Vices.

5. What does the group have Nicholas do after accepting him?
(a) change clothes with the dead man.
(b) explain his reason.
(c) pray.
(d) argues.

6. The specialty of the character Springer is:
(a) men's parts.
(b) woman's parts.
(c) children's parts.
(d) animal parts.

7. The man living with Thomas Wells' mother was:
(a) gone from the area.
(b) a hard worker.
(c) a drunk who beat the boy.
(d) good to the boy.

8. Which words does Martin use that do not apply to God and Satan?
(a) personages.
(b) advocate.
(c) judge.
(d) man and woman.

9. What does Nicholas learn from the character Straw?
(a) the song he is to sing.
(b) acrobats.
(c) mime.
(d) dance.

10. Roger True, the girl's father is a:
(a) shopkeeper.
(b) Weaver.
(c) innkeeper.
(d) farmer.

11. Thomas Wells obtained the money he was carrying by:
(a) selling the family cow.
(b) his mother borrowed it.
(c) work.
(d) stealing.

12. What reaction does Nicholas elicit from the crown during the play?
(a) no reaction.
(b) applause.
(c) laughter.
(d) anger.

13. How does the group earn their money:
(a) by stealing.
(b) they receive wages from their lord.
(c) by begging.
(d) by doing odd jobs.

14. As they travel, Martin teaches Nicholas:
(a) hand movements.
(b) how to live off the land.
(c) how to beg.
(d) his lines for the play.

15. Where did the group find lodging in the town?
(a) a room at a house.
(b) a room at the end.
(c) rooms at the church.
(d) a barn in the yard of the inn.