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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Everyman.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does this play teach about reincarnation?
(a) It is not a true principle
(b) It is only for the very righteous
(c) It is only for the wicked
(d) It is available for some

2. What causes men to not want to sin anymore?
(a) Seeing their sins for what they are
(b) Building a relationship with God
(c) Reading the scriptures
(d) Watching family members suffer

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

4. What is Goods’s response to Everyman’s accusation?
(a) He is not finished yet
(b) His master is pleased
(c) He can do no more
(d) Everyman brought it on himself

5. What does Everyman call himself after leaving Kindred?
(a) Feinting
(b) Foolish
(c) Fortunate
(d) Fearful

Short Answer Questions

1. How are friends described at the end of the play?

2. What question does Death have for Everyman?

3. Who is Everyman told has greater power than a King?

4. Why does Good Deeds wonder if she will make a difference for Everyman?

5. How does Everyman feel when Fellowship says he would die for Everyman?

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