Are You Ready To Leave Home?
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Gender?
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Female
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Male
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This quiz is designed to determine how prepared young adults are to leave home.
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How old are you?
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15-18
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19-22
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23-26
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A. 23-26 -
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Are you attending school?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
The given answer "Yes" suggests that the person is attending school.Rate this question:
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What level of education are you currently in?
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Highschool
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College
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University
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None
Correct Answer
A. UniversityExplanation
The given answer "University" suggests that the person is currently pursuing higher education beyond high school and college. This level of education typically involves specialized courses and programs that lead to a bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degree. It indicates that the individual has completed high school and possibly college and has chosen to further their education at a university.Rate this question:
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Do you currently have a job?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
The given correct answer is "Yes" because it indicates that the person currently has a job.Rate this question:
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If you have a job, is it...
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Part time
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Full Time
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I do not have a job.
Correct Answer
A. Full TimeExplanation
The given answer "Full Time" suggests that the person has a job that requires them to work on a full-time basis. This means that they work for the standard number of hours per week, typically 35-40 hours, as required by their employer.Rate this question:
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How confident are you if you had to financially support yourself?
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Highly
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Fairly
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Somewhat
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Very little
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Definately not
Correct Answer(s)
A. Highly
A. FairlyExplanation
The given answer options indicate different levels of confidence in financially supporting oneself. "Highly" indicates a strong level of confidence, while "Fairly" suggests a moderate level of confidence. Both options convey a reasonable assurance in being able to financially support oneself.Rate this question:
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How capable of completing day to day tasks? ie. cooking, laundry etc.
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Excellent
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Good
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Okay
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Bad
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Extremely bad
Correct Answer(s)
A. Excellent
A. GoodExplanation
The given answer options range from "Excellent" to "Extremely bad" in terms of capability to complete day-to-day tasks such as cooking and laundry. The answer "Excellent" suggests that the individual is highly capable and proficient in performing these tasks, indicating a high level of independence and efficiency. The answer "Good" implies that the person is competent and able to complete these tasks effectively, although not at the same exceptional level as someone who is "Excellent."Rate this question:
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Do you own your own vehicle?
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Yes
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Planning to
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No
Correct Answer(s)
A. Yes
A. Planning toExplanation
The given correct answer suggests that the person currently owns their own vehicle and is also planning to own one in the future. This implies that they have the means and intention to have their own vehicle.Rate this question:
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What is your parents marital status?
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Married
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Divorced
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Separated
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Single
Correct Answer(s)
A. Divorced
A. Separated
A. SingleExplanation
The question is asking about the marital status of the person's parents. The correct answer includes three options: divorced, separated, and single. This suggests that the person's parents are no longer together, either because they have legally ended their marriage (divorced), they are living apart but not legally divorced (separated), or one or both of them are not in a committed relationship (single).Rate this question:
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Do you live in a household with a step- parent?
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
The given answer is "Yes" because the question asks if the person lives in a household with a step-parent. If they do live with a step-parent, the correct answer would be "Yes".Rate this question:
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If you live with a step-parent, how comfortable are you with living with them?
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Very comfortable
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Don't mind it
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Absolutely hate it
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This question does not apply to me.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Don't mind it
A. Absolutely hate itExplanation
The answer "Don't mind it, Absolutely hate it" suggests that the comfort level of living with a step-parent varies among individuals. Some may not have any issues or concerns about living with a step-parent, while others may strongly dislike or have negative feelings towards it. This answer acknowledges that different people may have different attitudes and emotions towards this living arrangement.Rate this question:
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How close do you feel to your parents?
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Extremely close
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Fairly close
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Close, but wouldn't mind the space
Correct Answer
A. Close, but wouldn't mind the spaceExplanation
This answer suggests that the person feels a strong level of closeness with their parents, but also values their personal space and independence. They have a good relationship with their parents but also appreciate having some distance and alone time.Rate this question:
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On a scale of 1 to 5, 1 being the lowest & 5 being the highest, how high do you feel your parents expectations of you are?
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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A. 4
A. 5Explanation
The answer 4,5 suggests that the person feels their parents' expectations of them are quite high, possibly close to the highest level of expectation. This indicates that the person perceives their parents to have high standards and may feel pressure to meet or exceed those expectations.Rate this question:
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In what kind of living environment do you feel the safest?
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At Home
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With other family member(s)
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With a friend(s)
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Alone
Correct Answer(s)
A. With a friend(s)
A. AloneExplanation
The question asks about the living environment in which the person feels the safest. The options provided are "At Home," "With other family member(s)," "With a friend(s)," and "Alone." The correct answer is "With a friend(s), Alone." This suggests that the person feels safe both when they are with friends and when they are alone. The answer implies that the presence of friends provides a sense of safety and security, but the person also feels safe when they are by themselves.Rate this question:
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Could your parents help support you if you were to live on your own?
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Yes, for sure.
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Maybe, but not very much
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No, not at all.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, for sure.Explanation
This answer suggests that the person's parents are capable and willing to provide financial support if the person were to live on their own. It indicates that the person can rely on their parents for assistance in meeting their financial needs.Rate this question:
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How wealthy is your family?
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Very wealthy
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Comfortably wealthy
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Average
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Manage to get by
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Need extra support to get by
Correct Answer(s)
A. Very wealthy
A. Comfortably wealthyExplanation
The answer options provided indicate different levels of wealth. "Very wealthy" implies a high level of financial prosperity, with an abundance of resources and luxuries. "Comfortably wealthy" suggests a good amount of wealth that allows for a comfortable lifestyle and financial security. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that the family is either very wealthy or comfortably wealthy, both of which signify a high level of financial well-being.Rate this question:
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Is there others in your home that you are required to help look after?
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Yes, older family member(s).
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Yes, younger family member(s)
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Yes, disabled family member(s)
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No, I only help out with chores.
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No, I look after myself only.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Yes, older family member(s).
A. Yes, younger family member(s)
A. Yes, disabled family member(s)Explanation
The correct answer is "Yes, older family member(s)., Yes, younger family member(s), Yes, disabled family member(s)". This answer encompasses all possible scenarios of having others in the home that the person is required to help look after. It includes older family members, younger family members, and disabled family members. The other options of "No, I only help out with chores" and "No, I look after myself only" do not cover the possibility of having others in the home that need assistance.Rate this question:
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Do you have a boyfriend/ girlfriend or a wife/husband?
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Yes, I have an older boyfriend/ girlfriend.
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Yes, I have a younger boyfriend/ girlfriend.
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No, I do not have a boyfriend/girlfriend OR a husband/ wife.
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Yes, I have a wife/ husband.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Yes, I have an older boyfriend/ girlfriend.
A. Yes, I have a wife/ husband.Explanation
The answer "Yes, I have an older boyfriend/girlfriend" suggests that the person is currently in a romantic relationship with someone who is older than them. The answer "Yes, I have a wife/husband" indicates that the person is married.Rate this question:
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How comfortable, personally, are you with living own your own?
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I am geared up and ready to go.
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I almost have all the equipment.
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I'm only half way there.
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I still need a bit of practice
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I'm just learning the rules.
Correct Answer(s)
A. I am geared up and ready to go.
A. I almost have all the equipment.Explanation
The given answer options indicate different levels of comfort with living on one's own. The answer "I am geared up and ready to go" suggests a high level of comfort and readiness to live independently. The answer "I almost have all the equipment" implies that the person is almost fully prepared but may still need some additional items or resources. Both of these answers indicate a relatively high level of comfort compared to the other options, which suggest varying degrees of needing more practice or being in the early stages of learning.Rate this question:
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Apr 09, 2010Quiz Created by
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