Which Element Bender Would You Be?
Most of us would have to admit to likingthe idea of being able to control a natural element. Water, Earth, Fire, Air – imaginethe ability to manipulate one of these four forces simply through the combinedtalent of body motion and will power! In many fictional worlds, that power iscalled Magic, but in the world of Avatar:The Last Airbender, this power is called Bending. For those of us who have watched thethree-part series and fallen in love with the characters and story, there islittle doubt we have all pondered the question: “I wonder which element I wouldbend, if I were a Read moreBender? ”This quiz is based on the qualities associatedwith the four elements as mentioned in the series, but is also in conjunctionwith the four root personality traits that every person is categorised into. So, based on your more prominent personalitytraits (not which element is yourfavourite), you will be able to find out which of the four elements you would mostlikely be suited to Bending!Curious? Well now’s the time to out – and ofcourse, have fun!
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A good friend comes to you, clearly riled up and upset. They know you well, and know your type of reaction is just the input they need at that moment. What made them come to you for support?
- A.
I stand back and look at the bigger picture and help them see things logically. They know that I’d tell them that feeling sorry for themselves won’t help them through their issues.
- B.
If anyone is feeling down and wants to makes themselves laugh and feel good again, I’m the person to go to. I’m able to cheer my friends up in no time.
- C.
I am understanding and sympathetic to the situations and feelings of all my friends, and they of course, would know this.
- D.
I am a good listener, and would help encourage them to push through.
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- 2.
Playing around with a standard deck of cards, you and your friends decide to assign a suit to each other. Your friends all agree on a suit that reminds them of you. What would that most likely be?
- A.
Clubs (luck)
- B.
Hearts (love)
- C.
Spades (culture)
- D.
Diamonds (wealth)
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- 3.
An angry dog has wandered into your front yard and is prowling about, barking threateningly. What is the first thing you would likely do to resolve the issue?
- A.
Approach with caution, then take my stand and sternly order it to “get out!”
- B.
Grab a spare piece of meat from the fridge and take it out to entice the dog to calm down.
- C.
Grab the nearest object and chase the beast out – there’s no way you’d put up with some strange dog coming into your yard and snarling like you’re the one that’s trespassing!
- D.
Make sure everyone is safely inside and wait until the dog leaves before going out and closing the front gate so it can’t get back in.
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- 4.
Going out for the evening to the local ten-pin bowling alley with family/ friends, you are likely to be the most:
- A.
Competitive
- B.
Enthusiastic
- C.
Supportive
- D.
Encouraging
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You find yourself assigned with a group of people for a task that focuses on "teamwork". Although you don't know anyone all that well, you've been previously aquainted and so are not complete strangers. What part would you most likely play in the group?
- A.
Making a lot of suggestions for everyone to consider.
- B.
Take charge and make sure everyone is on the same page and moving forward to get the task done.
- C.
Being the first to listen to and start doing whatever idea was unanimously decided on.
- D.
Go around, taking to everyone and keeping a good atmosphere between group members.
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- 6.
If your current perception about life could be summed up in a movie genre, which do you think it would be?
- A.
Humour
- B.
Family
- C.
Action
- D.
Drama
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- 7.
During a group conversation, if one of your friends made a statement that you knew was incorrect, how would you respond?
- A.
I would correct them, and then state the reason for how I knew the right answer. They shouldn't be left to believe something that is incorrect.
- B.
I would think about correcting them, but decide not to embarrass them in front of the others. In the end, it’s no big deal.
- C.
I would tell them they’re wrong and say why, and then laugh and make a joke of it to keep it light-hearted so they wouldn’t feel bad.
- D.
I would politely question the accuracy of what they said, and then say what I believed to be the right answer.
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