Are You Earth, Wind, Water Or Fire?
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| Total Attempts: 10705
There are different weather elements in existence and they all have an importance in making the earth what it is. The interesting test below is designed to check out which element can be used to describe you between Earth, Wind, Water and Fire. Give it a try and share your results.
Questions and Answers
- 1.You describe yourself as................
- A.
Energetic
- B.
Peaceful
- C.
Encouraging/Helpful
- D.
Relaxed
- 2.People would describe you as.............
- A.
Stubborn
- B.
Caring
- C.
Confused
- D.
Laid back
- 3.What is your favorite Ice cream flavor?
- A.
Chocolate
- B.
Vanilla
- C.
Mint Chocolate Chip
- D.
Cookie Dough
- 4.In your free time you can be found.............
- A.
Playing a team sport
- B.
Relaxing at home and watching movies
- C.
Volunteering at an animal shelter
- D.
Depends on the day
- 5.What is your favorite color?
- A.
Blue
- B.
Green
- C.
Red
- D.
Other
- 6.If your sibling borrows your i-pod with out permission you............
- A.
Don't care......life is too short to worry about silly stuff
- B.
Kindly ask him or her to return it
- C.
Depends on the day
- D.
Get mad and scream at your sibling and tell them to never do that again.
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