Eaton On-line “EQ” Emotional Intelligence Quiz

10 Questions | By Langhamhotels | Updated: Mar 20, 2022 | Attempts: 67

Following are the list of questions to assess the EQ level of the person taking the quiz. At the end of each answer is a letter (A,B,C or D) indicating the TYPE or EQ Level of the answer to the quiz. Each answer will have a numerical score, the value of which is weighted by the degree of EQ the answer contains. Once the quiz has been completed, the total score will determine the quiz takers result and subsequent EQ Level (Type).

You May Get

TYPE A: Your score indicates you have low EQ.

These people are absolutely hysterical! In fact they are border line insane. We often find them on hands and knees in supermarkets barking at the meat counter. People with Low EQ communicate with other people via a series of monosyllabic grunts and deal with their anger issues through inflicting various degrees of torture. They crash through life as a serial faux pas committer or sometimes just as a serial killer. They are either not able to stand up for themselves when hurt and see the best way of confronting or working on problems is by flying in to a stabbing frenzy. They have a little trouble admitting when they are wrong. When they do make mistakes they go to extreme lengths to cover their tracks and eliminate any witnesses. For your own safety and that of the general public we suggest that you take yourself in to the nearest police station and ask to be placed under maximum security with 24 hr surveillance. Alternatively, stay where you are, we have your IP number and have tracked you with GPS. We are sending some very kind people with nice white coats and a special jacket with really long sleeves, to take you on a very lovely and very long holiday.

TYPE B: Your score indicates you have below average EQ.

People in this EQ range have the emotional range of a teaspoon. They have no control over their emotions, feelings or their tongues. If they wake up and get out on the wrong side of the bed they inflict their misery on others just so you know how it feels. Moody? Their mood changes more often than costume changes in a Cher concert. And they can’t understand why people just don’t get them! Hello! Anybody got any consistency? Tact and diplomacy is not a strong point and they are unaware that their “if you can’t take the truth” comments can sometimes be hurtful, cruel and downright rude. Intimacy? Getting up close to one of these people is like cuddling an upright refrigerator. As for admitting when they are wrong, these people have mastered “How to beat the polygraph test” and will only admit defeat when there is the combination of high definition digital footage, photographic and DNA evidence and a blood test to prove it. And the word “sorry” is only used in the context “I’m going to make you so sorry for doing that”.

& many more results.
Start this quiz to find your result.

Questions and Answers

1.

Your best friend has just been dumped by a lover and it taking it badly. Repsonse:
- A.
  
  Take your friend out for a really wild night on the town.
- B.
  
  Have a go at your friend’s lover and tell them that your friend is better off alone.
- C.
  
  Ask your friend what you can do to help get through this rough time and do it.
- D.
  
  Start to worry about being dumped yourself.
2.

Your immediate supervisor or boss tells you that you have been selected to give a speech next month at your company’s annual conference about what your department has achieved over the past year. Response:
- A.
  
  Drop everything! Immediately start writing your speech, you HAVE to have it finished so you can memorise it in time for the conference.
- B.
  
  Easy, forget about it for now and wing it when it comes to the event.
- C.
  
  OMG! You can’t remember what happened yesterday let alone what has happened over the past year. Panic stations NOW!
- D.
  
  Relax, take a few days to collect your thoughts about the past year and begin writing your speech.
3.

A work colleague does something that angers you. A month later the two of you spend time together. Response:
- A.
  
  Let it go. The time has passed to talk about it.
- B.
  
  Make a statement! By walking away.
- C.
  
  Just tell them how it is. Get your anger off your chest. You’ll feel better…and why not plan a suitable revenge.
- D.
  
  In a calm and forceful way, explain what made you so angry.
4.

Your client calls to complain that on arrival the hotel had no reservation. The client has been assigned a substandard room type and has been told that is all that is available. Response:
- A.
  
  Call the hotel, demand that your client is relocated to the room that was booked or better still upgraded, offered an amenity and apology for the mistake the hotel has made.
- B.
  
  Call your client apologise that this has happened, but as the hotel is booked out there is nothing more you can do and they should be lucky they have got a room at all.
- C.
  
  Call your client to inquire what you can do to make them happy. Suggest you call the Hotel Manager and get the problem rectified. You also suggest you can make alternative plans should your client wish to relocate to another hotel.
- D.
  
  Be proactive, make a reservation at another hotel. Upgrade their booking, organise a transfer and order a chilled bottle of French Champagne (at a cost to your company). Call your client, instruct them to leave the hotel immediately. Tell them how great the new place is and how happy they will be. That other place sucks!
5.

You are on a FAM Trip. You are assigned a small standard room with a view of the building next door. You discover your colleagues have larger rooms with views of the Ocean. Response:
- A.
  
  “Champagne for Everyone!” It’s time to party, order up big style and gorge on the most expensive food and wine the hotel has to offer. Make that long distance International call you had been planning and devour ALL the contents from the Minibar. You are not paying for it and after all you are entitled spoil yourself.
- B.
  
  Wait until you have a private moment with the hotel representative and let them know the situation. Ascertain if your room is of the type that your clients will experience when you book the hotel?
- C.
  
  Fly in to a rage, call the Manager on Duty and demand an upgrade to the type of room your colleagues are staying in.
- D.
  
  Say nothing, you are here on a complimentary stay and should be grateful for what you are given.
6.

You are walking down the street, suddenly trip and almost land flat on your face. Response:
- A.
  
  Feel embarrassed, jump back up, put your head down, start walking and hope no one noticed.
- B.
  
  Start screaming and rolling around in pain. Someone will soon come to your aid. Identify the crack you tripped on and plan how you will sue the authorities for neglecting to maintain the footpath. It’s practically a death trap.
- C.
  
  Pull yourself up, dust yourself off and start all over again.
- D.
  
  Look around and give anyone who is looking at you the evil eye.
7.

Your client asks you to book them in to a hotel that you don’t like dealing with as they have let you down in the past. Response:
- A.
  
  Say nothing, book the hotel as requested and hope the stay will be OK.
- B.
  
  Tell the client that the hotel is fully booked and book a hotel you do know and trust.
- C.
  
  Don’t book it and send a fake confirmation number to the client. When the client goes to check in they will get so angry and really give the staff there the telling off they deserve. After all they made your life a misery in the past and let’s see how they like being shouted at.
- D.
  
  Tell the client of your past experience with the hotel and suggest an alternative smart and surprisingly affordable hotel, in the area and it would be a clever move to stay there instead.
8.

You and your long-term partner end the relationship but you actually wanted it to continue. Response:
- A.
  
  They can’t leave you. Reignite the passion. Make your Ex jealous by seducing someone you don’t care about…..like their oldest and closest friend.
- B.
  
  Stay at home every night and cry about the break- up.
- C.
  
  Get out, have fun and make the most of the single life again. NEXT!
- D.
  
  Decide to make the best of things and find healthy outlets for your time and feelings.
9.

A friend has borrowed something of yours that is small but of great sentimental value. Even when you asked your friend they failed to return it. Response:
- A.
  
  Refuse to talk to your friend until the item is returned.
- B.
  
  Admit to your friend how important the item is to you and accompany them to retrieve it.
- C.
  
  Let it go. Friendship is more important than things.
- D.
  
  You are over them, you certainly don’t need friends like that and you can always take something small of great sentimental value from them later down the track……like one of their kids.
10.

You discover the promotion you were hoping for was given to someone else. Response:
- A.
  
  Forget about it. You didn’t want the job that much anyway.
- B.
  
  Continue to do your best and know the next promotion is yours.
- C.
  
  Go to the bathroom and cry.
- D.
  
  Obsess over what the other person had that you didn’t. Compare each quality you have, make them your best friend, move in with them, get your hair cut the same style, start dressing like them and hatch a plan to kidnap them so you can adopt their old life as yours.