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[b]Name:[/b] [b]Age[/b] [b]You are given a test at school that has questions that teacher hasn't covered yet. In the middle of the test you notice that your friend next to you has a cheat-sheet. The teacher doesn't notice.[/b] 1. Ask to share the cheat-sheet. This test isn't fair, so why should you be? 2. Good for them, they beat the system. 3. Confront them after the test and try to convince them not to cheat anymore. You don't want them to get in trouble. 4. Confront them after the test and force them to tell the teacher they cheated, or you will tell on them. They must pay for their misdeeds. 5. Inform the teacher right in the middle of class that they are cheating. Cheater's never prosper! [b]While walking down the street you see a wallet on the side of the road. It has a small amount of money in it, but no identification of any kind. There is nobody in sight.[/b] 1. Leave it there. Someone is probably looking for it. 2. Pocket the money. You don't know who it belongs to, so finder's keepers. 3. Take it to the police in case anyone ever reports it. 4. Take the wallet, and go around the area asking anyone if they have lost a wallet recently. [b]Someone has played a prank on you which involves your public embarrassment and everyone begins laughing at you. However, you doubt they meant any harm by it.[/b] 1. Laugh along with the crowd. You love a good joke even if it's at your expense. 2. On the outside you'll laugh because you don't want anyone to know that they really hurt your feelings by making you look stupid in front of everybody. 3. You get upset and run away from the crowd. How could they be so mean? 4. That jerk! You get mad right away and tell it to their face. 5. Pretend that all is well, but you won't forget this. They're going to pay for what they did! How dare they publicly humiliate you. [b]You have just returned home from a long day's work when a friend calls you and explains that they are stranded on a back road an hour drive from town and they need you to pick them up. They've already tried everyone else and you are their only means of getting back.[/b] 1. I'm too tired. Tell them to try to flag down a car to help them out. 2. I'm too tired. Make up a lie about why you can't help them. 3. I'll do it, but I'm charging them for gas money. 4. Yes, I'm tired, but what are friends for? 5. Ask them what's wrong with the car. Maybe you can talk them through how to fix it. [b]You have saved up for months to buy a new bike. As you're getting ready to buy it, a child runs by and steals your money. You chase him down and find that his mother is deathly ill and the child stole the money to buy her medicine.[/b] 1.That's their problem, I didn't get the lady sick. I worked hard for that money and it's mine. 2. Perhaps you would have helped them if they were to ask, but you don't help thieves. 3. Maybe I'll let them keep some of the money and buy the bike later. 4. They are obviously in need of the money more than I. I give it all to them. 5. I'll give them the money and try and nurse the mother back to health. 6. Refuse to give them your money, but still try and nurse the mother back to health. [b]You are given a small plastic puzzle that looks to be difficult to solve.[/b] 1. I have better things to do than play with toys. 2. I'll try it out, but if I can't solve it, it's not the end of the world. 3. I'll put some time into it. I'm sure I could solve it eventually. 4. I won't give up until I solve it. Then, maybe I'll try it blindfolded! [b]Five years ago a girl stole some money from you and she never got in trouble for it. Since then, she has become a much better person. Recently she has been arrested for stealing, but you can prove that she is innocent.[/b] 1. I'm not saying a thing. This is the punishment that she never got five years ago. 2. Tell her that I'll save her, provided she pays me back the money she owes me. 3. I'll save her because I know she's a better person now. 4. I'd save her even if she was still a bad person because I know she is innocent this time.