Question 1:

You are most likely to spend your Saturday night:

	With friends
	Reading non-fiction
	Reading classics or poetry
	In deep discussions about philosophy over coffee
	Researching for/planning your thesis (or latest academic study)

Question 2:

What was/is your favourite subject at school/university ?

	Chemistry
	Literature
	History
	Maths
	Psychology

Question 3:

Insult most commonly thrown at you ?

	Elitist
	Scrooge
	Miserable bastard
	Cold
	Selfish

Question 4:

You would like to be remembered as:

	Brilliant
	Strong
	Brave
	Right
	You don't care

Question 5:

When reading the main newspapers of your town/city, you generally:

	Agree
	Agree with the facts, but disagree with the tone
	Disagree with the facts, but agree with the tone
	Snort derisively at the ineptitude of the journalists
	Are too cynical to put down misinformation to ineptitude

Question 6:

If somebody crosses you, do you:

	Yell at them, then try not to think about it ?
	Brood silently ?
	Hate them, as long as reasonably possible ? ('Reasonably' being self-determined)
	Find it hard to do anything but hate them (especially when said hatred is justified) ?
	Avenge yourself ?

Question 7:

For which one thing could you least forgive a lover ?

	Lying to you
	Lying about you
	Infidelity
	Divulging your secrets to a third party
	Expecting something you weren't prepared to give

Question 8:

If you make a (large) mistake, are you more likely to:

	Sacrifice a lot of things that are important to you to try to rectify it ?
	Feel regret, but find it difficult to make changes ?
	Have trouble admitting that you've made a mistake ?
	Try to rectify it (while thoroughly) as quietly as possible ?
	Try to live with your decisions ?

Question 9:

Would you prefer :

	The ability to see all possible outcomes of a decision before you make it ?
	The ability to time-travel (without major, and/or disastrous ramifications) ?
	To understand all people ?
	To understand all concepts ?
	To understand yourself ?

Question 10:

By most people, you are:

	Feared (but grudgingly respected)
	Feared, and disrespected
	Respected (but not feared)
	Seen as a man of his word (excuse my sexist language)
	Hated, or strongly disliked