How Do You Handle Change?

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1/10 Questions

Your favorite restaurant is going out of business! You:
- Get sad, but find a new restaurant to enjoy.
- Get sad for a while, and then move on.
- Demand they don't close the place down.
- Ask them when and where they will start again.

About This Quiz

How well do you handle change? Does age have anything to do with it? Or does personality? Take this quiz, and see how you handle change. It is always said that change is the only constant. So, everyone should be ready for changes. Here, we have a few questions to know how you would react to different situations. By analyzing See moreyour preferences, we will tell you how you handle changes. Go for it and find out! All the best!

2.

Your boyfriend/girlfriend broke up with you after almost 4 months. You:
- Cry for days
- Stay sad and then move on after a week.
- Shake it off, stay friends and get on with your life
- Go to a club and party.
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3.

Your teacher/instructor is pregnant, and you have to settle for a sub while she is on maternity leave. This sub has a completely different way of teaching than your old teacher. How do you react?
- You fail. It's nothing like you are used to!
- You realize this is difficult and ask for help!
- You follow the best you can and ask for help if you don't get it!
- You can do it without fail.
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4.

Your family is moving. You:
- Help pack
- Beg to stay
- Become scared of what might happen
- Think about how to stay alone
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5.

Your kids are leaving for college, and after they're gone, you will be alone. You:
- Hide your sadness with comedy
- Convince your kid to stay
- Join a gym, local band, or even theater
- Tell them to call you daily!
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6.

Change is
- Amazing
- Not fun
- Scary
- Different
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7.

Your best friend is moving. You:
- Ask them to stay, but know that they can't and await their departure day with uneasiness.
- Will miss them
- Beg for them to stay
- Ask them to always stay in contact.
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8.

Your boss asks you to come to work an hour earlier. You:
- Argue with your boss that it's not fair
- Hesitate to confront your boss
- Change your alarm clock.
- Go to the office early, unwillingly.
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9.

Your plane crashes on a mysterious island. You:
- Search the plane for food and provisions and stay in a small area you can navigate around.
- Go on an adventure around the island to see what it's about.
- Cower and scream at the slightest sound
- Look around for people, food, and help.
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10.

Someone has moved your cheese. You:
- Go out to find it.
- Slowly find it and take whatever you can get.
- Stay where you are.
- Start crying
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How Do You Handle Change?

Your favorite restaurant is going out of business! You:

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Your boyfriend/girlfriend broke up with you after almost 4 months. You:

Your teacher/instructor is pregnant, and you have to settle for a sub while she is on maternity leave. This sub has a completely different way of teaching than your old teacher. How do you react?

Your family is moving. You:

Your kids are leaving for college, and after they're gone, you will be alone. You:

Change is

Your best friend is moving. You:

Your boss asks you to come to work an hour earlier. You:

Your plane crashes on a mysterious island. You:

Someone has moved your cheese. You: