Quiz

    You were once running late for something important, and saw someone collapsed or clearly in distress. What did you do?
    A. I stopped to help, fully knowing it might cost me.
    B. I helped briefly or made sure someone else did.
    C. I kept walking, assuming someone else would step in.
    D. I ignored them. I had my own problems to deal with.
 

    You knew someone who was wrongly accused—at work, school, or in your circle. You had the power to speak up. What did you do?
    A. I defended them openly, even at risk to myself.
    B. I supported them quietly, behind the scenes.
    C. I stayed out of it. It wasn’t my place.
    D. I let it happen—or used it to my benefit.
 

    You once found something valuable—money, a wallet, or lost property. What did you do?
    A. I went out of my way to return it.
    B. I turned it in to someone in authority.
    C. I kept it or took something from it.
    D. I pocketed it and moved on.
 

    You were insulted or humiliated in public. Looking back, how did you respond?
    A. I chose to forgive. Maybe they were hurting too.
    B. I responded calmly or set a clear boundary.
    C. I ignored it and moved on.
    D. I got even—or wanted to.
 

    You had power over someone else—emotionally, socially, or financially. How did you handle it?
    A. I used it to protect or uplift them—quietly.
    B. I acted fairly and respectfully.
    C. I used it a little to help myself.
    D. I used it for my advantage.
 

    Someone close to you did something you strongly disagreed with. How did you respond?
    A. I stayed by their side and tried to guide them back.
    B. I voiced disagreement but stayed connected.
    C. I distanced myself.
    D. I cut them off or exposed them.
 

    You’ve worked or lived with someone difficult or combative. How did you deal with it?
    A. I stayed patient and tried to understand them.
    B. I set boundaries and stayed professional.
    C. I avoided them or coasted through.
    D. I made things harder for them too.