Quiz #3 Do you speak your mind

Do you speak your mind?

Do you keep your thoughts to yourself, or shout them out for the world to hear? Take this quiz and find out just how big your mouth is!

A little quiz-taking tip: Don't just pick the answers that you think are 'correct' - be honest with yourself and pick the answer that you would be most likely to do in reality. Then you will actually find out something useful about yourself, and learn how to improve!

1. It’s the first day of school, and your teacher wants everyone in the class to introduce themselves. You:
    Wish you could crawl out of the class without saying a word.

    Sit quietly and think of something interesting to say.

    Raise your hand, wave it around, and ask if you can go first.
2. Your best friend wants to know what you want to do after school. You:
    Ask her to make the decision - you don’t want to sound bossy.

    Give her a few suggestions, then ask her what she thinks.

    Tell her that she is coming over to your house - you’ve already decided.
3. Some girls you know are spreading rumors about your best friend. You:
    Keep this hurtful information to yourself.

    Don’t say anything to them, but tell the teacher or your mom when no one else is around.

    Walk right up to them and tell them they’d better stop - or else.
4. You’re at your best friend’s house, and your friend is trying to persuade her mother to let you sleep over. You:
    Stay out of it. This is your friend’s battle, not yours.

    Quietly announce that you think it would be all right with your parents - if it’s okay with your friend’s mom, that is.

    Join in with your friend’s chorus of “Please, please, please,” and offer up lots of reasons why you should get to sleep over.
5. A friend wants to know what you think about her new sweater, which looks like something your grandma would wear. You:
    Tell her it’s really cool - you love it! - even though you don’t.

    Say something like, “That color is really popular this year,” and then quickly change the subject.

    Let her know there’s no way you’d be caught dead in such an ugly thing.
6. You’ve accepted an invitation to go to the movies with your friend and her parents. They haven’t decided what to see yet, but they’re considering a movie you’ve already seen and didn’t like. When they ask your opinion, you:
    Shrug your shoulders and say, “I don’t care.”

    Mention that you’ve seen the movie before and you weren’t crazy about it, but if that’s what everyone else wants to do, it’s okay with you.

    Loudly announce that their selection is the worst movie that was ever made, and there’s no way you want to see it again.
7. Your class is putting on a play and you can audition for any part you want. You:
    Ask your teacher if you can be in the chorus. That way, your voice will always be joined by many others.

    Read for a part - but only a small one.

    Go for the lead. You want to be the star of the show!
8. A boy in your class insults you when the teacher isn’t looking. You:
    Walk away with a lump in your throat.

    Tell him, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.”

    Call him every bad name in the book and make him cry.
9. Your mom says she is going to make cherry pie, and that’s your least favorite dessert! You:
    Don’t say anything.

    Quietly ask if she could make a different kind of pie.

    Make a face, then loudly proclaim that you hate cherry pie. Can’t she make apple instead?
10. Your teacher asks a tough question in class, and you’re the only one who knows the answer. You:
     Sit quietly. Then - when no one else is around - tell your teacher that you knew the correct answer all along.

     Raise your hand and wait to be called on.

     Shout out the answer!