Tests 1 April 201418 February 2022 Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp What’s your attitude to life? By Psychologies Personality Test Question 1/12 What gets you up in the morning? All questions are required A Something you’ve been hoping for might happen today B You’re keen to sign off on a new work contract C You’ve got to earn a living D A hunger for new experiences Next question Question 2/12 Something you have been planning looks like it might not work out: All questions are required A You give up on it — it just wasn’t meant to be B You concentrate all your energies on making it work C It doesn’t matter. Plans are always subject to change D You look at what is going wrong and try to find ways of salvaging the project Previous Next question Question 3/12 In life, your aim is to: All questions are required A Follow the path mapped out for you B Succeed in doing whatever you want C Avoid problems D Be yourself Previous Next question Question 4/12 Which of the following would best describe your attitude to life? All questions are required A It’s a bed of roses B Lust for life C It’s a daily grind D Life is beautiful Previous Next question Question 5/12 The first thing you do when you wake up in the morning is: All questions are required A See what the weather’s like B Gather your strength C Put your head straight back under the duvet D Take a deep breath of fresh air Previous Next question Question 6/12 You are at a conference where a great explorer is telling his/her life story: All questions are required A You listen, wide-eyed B You admire his/her strength and resilience C You think how thrilling some people’s lives are D You want to ask lots of questions Previous Next question Question 7/12 Life can be summed up as: All questions are required A Following pre-laid tracks B A struggle C A journey through a dark tunnel D A voyage of discovery and adventure Previous Next question Question 8/12 If there is an obstacle in your path, you: All questions are required A Wait until it goes away B Kick it aside C Squeeze past it D Ask yourself what you’re going to do about it Previous Next question Question 9/12 You are watching 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' and the contestant has just won £1,000,000. You think: All questions are required A They’re so lucky B Well, at least I’ve worked for my money C That would never happen to me D How do you get on the programme? Previous Next question Question 10/12 You see a woman crying in the street. When you talk to her, she says life isn’t worth living. You: All questions are required A Tell her not to worry. Everything will work itself out in the end B Tell her she must fight back, whatever it takes C Commiserate with her D Tell her to cheer up, she’ll get through this Previous Next question Question 11/12 Your horoscope says that you will meet a new love in the next few months. You think: All questions are required A Right, I’ll settle in for the wait B I’ll find love when I choose C That’s nonsense D I hope he/she comes along soon Previous Next question Question 12/12 On New Year’s Eve your thoughts turn to: All questions are required A What’s in store for me in the coming year B Don’t take your foot off the pedal C Another year bites the dust D What a great year I’ve had Previous Finish test Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp
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