2. What help does God need?
(a) Bringing men to reckoning
(b) Creating a new world
(c) Creating a path of repentance
(d) Punishing the wicked

3. What personality trait does this play show God has?
(a) Mercy
(b) Trust
(c) Creativity
(d) Justice

4. What does Everyman need Fellowship to prove?
(a) That he has overcome Adam’s sin
(b) That it is not time for him to die
(c) That he has been a good friend
(d) That Everyman is worthy of God

5. What was the purpose of this play?
(a) To send people to church
(b) To teach the people
(c) To make money
(d) To protest the government

6. Who asks about reincarnation in the play?
(a) Death
(b) Everyman
(c) Kindred
(d) Fellowship

7. Why does Death say Everyman was crazy?
(a) For ignoring all the warnings
(b) For not being more grateful to God
(c) For thinking he can bargain with Death
(d) For having no friends to call on

8. What Bible story is alluded to when Everyman begins his journey?
(a) The Good Samaritan
(b) The Woman at the Well
(c) The Crucifixion
(d) The Birth of Christ

9. What must man do to enter Heaven?
(a) Ask God for forgiveness
(b) Live a good life
(c) Go to church
(d) Be baptized

10. How does Everyman feel when he hears why Death has come to him?
(a) Relieved
(b) Anxious
(c) Shocked
(d) Confused

11. What does Fellowship say he will always be available to Everyman for?
(a) Money and trade goods
(b) Help for his family
(c) Personal defense
(d) A good time

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

13. Why should men never put off salvation?
(a) Nobody knows when they will die
(b) Habits are built easier
(c) There is less to repent of
(d) It displeases God

14. Who is the first friend Everyman goes to for help?
(a) Kindred
(b) Goods
(c) Knowledge
(d) Fellowship

15. What does Death tell Everyman to find?
(a) Humility
(b) Money
(c) Friends
(d) Clothing