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

3. How is wealth described at the end of the book?
(a) Superficial
(b) Dangerous
(c) Essential
(d) Loving

4. Who does Death say Everyman will have to answer for?
(a) Adam
(b) Himself
(c) Good Deeds
(d) God

5. How does Everyman feel when the first of his friends leaves him when he is ready for his reckoning?
(a) Worried
(b) Angry
(c) Relieved
(d) Betrayed

6. Where is this play set?
(a) Ireland
(b) France
(c) Poland
(d) England

7. How many are hurt each time Goods succeeds?
(a) 100,000
(b) 1,000
(c) 10,000
(d) 100

8. Who is Everyman symbolic of?
(a) Royalty
(b) All men on Earth
(c) Common men
(d) Church members

9. What keeps Fellowship from doing what Everyman needs him to do?
(a) A misunderstanding
(b) A fear of pain
(c) A full schedule
(d) An inability to help

10. How did most people at the time of this play view God?
(a) He was impressed with men and their accomplishments
(b) He was loving and kind
(c) He was disappointed in men and their sins
(d) He was vengeful and angry

11. What does Everyman ask Death to do after his reckoning?
(a) Bring him back to Earth
(b) Defend him
(c) Lead him
(d) Help his family

12. Why does Everyman tell Death it is unfair for him to leave now?
(a) His family needs him
(b) His life has been kind to him
(c) He was never warned
(d) He is too young

13. Who created sin, according to this play?
(a) God
(b) The Devil
(c) Man
(d) The Serpent

14. Who does Confession say will be stronger if Everyman takes his journey?
(a) Five Wits
(b) Good Deeds
(c) Everyman
(d) Discernment

15. What do people on Earth keep forgetting about?
(a) God
(b) Family
(c) Hard work
(d) Church