What three questions did Everyman ask death?

Answer 1

everyman. why askest thou?
wouldest thou wit?

death. yea sir; i will show you:
in great haste i am sent to thee
from God out of his majesty.

everyman. what sent to me?

death. yea, certainly.
though thou have forgot him here,
he thinketh on thee in the heavenly sphere,
as, ere we depart, thou shalt know.

everyman. What desireth God of me?

death. that shall i show thee:
a reckoning he will needs have
without any longer respite.

Answer 2

Everyman does not wish to go upon the journey at that moment. He asks Death if the journey can wait. Death replies that it cannot.

Everyman actually has five questions that he asks Death about his journey.

1. "What messenger art thou?" (Everyman does not know Death and does not understand how he can tell him of a journey he must take.)

2. "Shall I have no longer respite?" (Everyman does not wish to leave immediately. He questions Death about waiting a while.)

3. "Should I not come again shortly?" (Again, Everyman is asking if he must leave right away.)

4. "Of mine acquaintance that way to lead me?" (Everyman is told he must leave everything behind. He is questioning if he must travel alone.)

5. "How shall I do now for to excuse me?" (Everyman is wondering if there are any excuses left for him to make to put off the journey.)