Answer:
a. The fate of Everyman is predestined.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Somonyng of Everyman or commonly known as "Everyman" is a late Fifteenth-century morality play written anonymously.
Morality plays were popularized in Europe in the late 15-16 century. The purpose of these plays was to teach moral message to its audience. These plays were based on the teachings of Christianity. Everyman, who is the central character of the play, is representation of all humanity. It shows the qualities of goodness and evil, virtue and vice, that every man possess.
In the play, Everyman is faced with Death before the Final Judgement. Everyman tries to bring other characters along with him but he realizes that in the end, it is only him and his good deeds that will be left.
So, the statement that is right about the play "Everyman" is Option A.