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the To help determine the best house for your time here at Chesterton Academy of St. Margaret Clitherow, we need to first determine your temperament. Please be completely honest in answering the questions. They refer to your natural inclinations rather than your present practice, acquired by effort and self control.

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10. How do you generally approach trust and social interactions?

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C. I struggle with trust and may fear others holding grudges.

B. I trust people easily and don't typically worry about grudges.

D. I approach trust cautiously but don't usually worry about grudges from others.

A. I find it hard to trust people and often suspect others have grudges against me.

9. How do you typically engage with your surroundings and the world?

1 point

D. I maintain a calm and measured interest in what's happening around me.

C. I may have limited interest in my surroundings and keep it to myself.

B. I have a moderate interest in my surroundings and engage with them.

A. I have little interest in what's happening around me and show it.

2. Which of the following best characterizes your approach to life?

1 point

B. Life is a mix of seriousness and playfulness for me.

D. I usually maintain a laid-back and nonchalant attitude towards life.

C. I often see life from a serious perspective.

A. I tend to view life very seriously most of the time.

1. Which of the following best describes your reaction to offenses and insults?

1 point

C. I tend to dwell on offenses and may hold grudges.

D. I remain calm and composed, rarely reacting to insults.

B. I may get excited briefly but usually brush off insults easily.

A. I'm quick to get excited and inclined to retaliate immediately.

4. How do you typically express your affection for loved ones?

1 point

D. I express love more through actions than words and avoid excessive flattery.

B. I often express affection through compliments and flattery.

A. I'm not prone to flattery even with loved ones.

C. I may occasionally use flattery with loved ones.

7. How does your thinking process typically manifest?

1 point

B. I may reflect deeply, but my excitement usually shows outwardly.

D. I remain calm and composed, even when my thinking stirs me up profoundly.

C. My thinking can lead to deep reflection, but I keep my excitement concealed.

A. My thinking often stirs me up profoundly, and my excitement is visible.

3. How do you generally perceive your trust in others?

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D. I maintain a steady level of trust in people and don't easily lose confidence.

C. I'm cautious and may lose confidence in others over time.

A. I tend to lose confidence in people quickly.

B. I'm generally optimistic and trust people easily.

19. How do you approach decision-making and deliberation?

1 point

D. I deliberate calmly and can make decisions without much difficulty.

A. I deliberate extensively but still struggle to reach decisions.

B. I deliberate, but I can make decisions with relative ease.

C. I spend a lot of time deliberating and find it difficult to decide.

20. How do you generally approach your appearance and that of others?

1 point

C. I do pay attention to appearances, but I also value inner qualities.

B. I notice appearances and appreciate fine clothes but don't obsess over them.

A. I pay keen interest to appearances, including beautiful faces and modern clothes.

D. I don't overly focus on appearances and value inner qualities more.

11. How do you relate to reflection and concentration?

1 point

A. I dislike prolonged reflection and am easily distracted.

D. I tend to remain calm and focused during reflection and avoid distractions.

B. I can reflect but often get distracted easily.

C. I appreciate deep reflection and try to stay focused.

17. How do you tend to respond to feelings of jealousy and envy?

1 point

B. I may experience jealousy or envy at times, but I try to be charitable.

D. I rarely feel jealous or envious and am generally charitable.

C. I struggle with jealousy and envy, but I make an effort to be charitable.

A. I easily become jealous, envious, and uncharitable.

5. How do you generally respond to communication and authority?

1 point

D. I'm generally receptive to calm explanations and avoid strong resistance to authority.

A. I respond better to quiet explanations, but resist harsh commands.

B. I'm influenced by a mix of reasoning and friendly persuasion.

C. I appreciate quiet explanations but may resist if pushed.

16. How do you feel about solitude and seclusion from crowds?

1 point

A. I prefer silence and solitude and actively seek seclusion from crowds.

B. I enjoy both social interactions and occasional solitude.

D. I value tranquility but don't actively seek seclusion from crowds.

C. I appreciate silence and solitude and often seek seclusion.

18. How do you typically feel when you're in a position of authority or command?

1 point

D. I may assume a commanding role if necessary but don't seek it out for happiness.

C. I find some satisfaction in commanding but may have mixed feelings.

A. I feel happy and thrive in a commanding role.

B. I enjoy leadership but also value collaborative roles.

13. How do you typically handle denying yourself a favorite food?

1 point

C. It's difficult, but I can resist favorite foods when required.

A. It's very hard for me to deny myself favorite foods, and I usually indulge.

D. I find it relatively easy to deny myself favorite foods when needed.

B. I may struggle but can deny myself favorite foods when necessary.

8. How do you typically react to disorder and injustice?

1 point

D. I remain composed and avoid strong reactions to disorder or injustice.

C. I'm deeply affected by disorder or injustice but may internalize my reaction.

A. I am vehemently provoked by disorder or injustice.

B. Disorder or injustice may bother me, but I try to stay positive.

12. How do you typically respond to offenses or insults?

1 point

B. I may not feel the offense at the moment but react more keenly later.

A. I feel offended at the moment and react immediately.

C. Offenses may not affect me immediately, but I feel them more deeply later.

D. I rarely feel offended at the moment and remain calm, even in hindsight.

14. What best describes your approach to life and aspirations?

1 point

A. I'm enthusiastic and always aspire to great and lofty goals.

B. I seek some excitement in life but also appreciate the ordinary.

C. I aspire to great things but also find value in the ordinary.

D. I'm content with the ordinary and have limited aspirations for greatness.

6. How do you typically feel about social gatherings and amusements?

1 point

C. I appreciate some socializing but prefer a more reserved approach.

A. I prefer solitude and don't seek company or amusements.

D. I'm comfortable with company and amusements but don't actively seek them out.

B. I enjoy company and amusements and actively seek them out.

15. How do you typically handle weakness or defeat?

1 point

C. I may have difficulty admitting weakness or defeat but usually avoid lying.

A. I'm unwilling to admit weakness or defeat and may resort to deception, including lies.

B. I might be reluctant to admit defeat, but I avoid outright lies.

D. I'm generally open about my weaknesses and defeats, avoiding deception.

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