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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the last Sacrament?
(a) Baptism
(b) Penance
(c) Unction
(d) Confirmation
2. Who wrote this play?
(a) None of the above
(b) Shakespeare
(c) Faustus
(d) Martin Luther
3. Who does Confession tell Everyman to follow?
(a) All of the above
(b) Knowledge
(c) Kindred
(d) Strength
4. Why is Everyman told he is wrong about the priests being above someone?
(a) They are not perfect
(b) They are mortal
(c) They are limited
(d) They are deceived
5. How does Everyman feel when he finishes his sacraments?
(a) Exhausted
(b) Excited
(c) Worried
(d) Wary
6. Why are priests not above sinning?
(a) They are always tempted
(b) They are human
(c) They are in the Church
(d) They are powerful
7. What is the moral of the play?
(a) God should not be forgotten
(b) Man should rely on Good Deeds
(c) Priests should be trusted
(d) All of the above
8. Who is the second friend Everyman goes to for help?
(a) Kindred
(b) Fellowship
(c) Knowledge
(d) Goods
9. How does Everyman feel when Kindred cannot go with him to talk with God?
(a) Angry
(b) Depressed
(c) Confused
(d) Understanding
10. How does Everyman feel when he hears why Death has come to him?
(a) Confused
(b) Relieved
(c) Shocked
(d) Anxious
11. What must men have knowledge of to get into Heaven?
(a) Their sins
(b) The church
(c) Good Deeds
(d) God
12. How does Good Deeds respond to Everyman’s time of need?
(a) She is happy to help if she can
(b) She asks for help in return
(c) She ignores him
(d) She talks with Death for a bit
13. Who does this play say priests should be role models for?
(a) Church goers
(b) Women
(c) Children
(d) Society
14. Which of these is NOT one of the Sacraments?
(a) Cleansing and Anointing
(b) Marriage
(c) The Blood and the Flesh
(d) Baptism
15. What did this play teach people about?
(a) Salvation
(b) The Atonement
(c) Proper friends
(d) The law of the Tithe
Short Answer Questions
1. Who volunteers to do lustful things with Everyman?
2. Who was this play meant to be seen by?
3. Who says they will be willing to seek out revenge for Everyman?
4. What do people on Earth spend their time thinking about, according to this play?
5. Why does Everyman go and see Knowledge?
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