Which Legendary Pokémon Are You?
Note: I didn't include all Legendary Pokémon, since that would just be ridiculous due to the sheer number of them.
- 1.
It's lunchtime at your school. Where are you?
- A.
Reading.
- B.
Drawing.
- C.
Working on schoolwork due later today.
- D.
Working on schoolwork that was due earlier today.
- E.
With a bunch of my many friends.
- F.
Dreading having to leave lunch since there's never enough time.
- G.
Everywhere at once!
- H.
Totally alone and not caring.
- I.
Mainly thinking about the last class you had.
- J.
Mainly thinking about the next class you have.
- K.
Wondering why everyone around you is an idiot.
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- 2.
What is your favorite kind of weather?
- A.
I like it cold and snowy.
- B.
I don't really care, but I prefer it on the warmer end.
- C.
I don't really care, but I prefer it on the cooler end.
- D.
I like it cold and foggy or misty.
- E.
Any weather in which I can go outside.
- F.
Any weather in which I can stay inside.
- G.
I don't care as long as I can be with my friends.
- H.
Just warm enough to swim, but no hotter or cooler.
- I.
I like it hot and dry.
- J.
I like the really sunny days with the big fluffy clouds just after it rains.
- K.
I like it when it rains.
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- 3.
A friend tells you that he can't come to your birthday party, but neglects to give the reason, though he apologizes profusely. What do you do?
- A.
Forgive him immediately with no second thoughts about the reason.
- B.
Assume he has something else going on that day.
- C.
Take some time to think about the reasons he might have.
- D.
What friends?
- E.
Ask politely to know what's going on and why he can't make it.
- F.
Be suspicious, but forgive him anyway.
- G.
Shake your head and walk away, agitated.
- H.
Forgive him. It's enough of a punishment he's missing your party as is.
- I.
Tell him that's all right as long as you can come to his house later.
- J.
Demand to know what's going on and why he can't make it.
- K.
Give him a cold stare. You didn't choose him as a friend so he could miss your rare parties.
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- 4.
Your friends are badgering you to ask your crush out. You've noticed that there's a chance your crush could like you, but you aren't sure. Then, your crush walks up to you looking like there's something on his/her mind! What do you say?!
- A.
… *smile*
- B.
What do you want?
- C.
Oh, hey [name]! What's up?
- D.
…Hey, do you wanna hang out after school and talk?
- E.
What's going on? You never come over here.
- F.
*nervous glare* …
- G.
Hello.
- H.
What're you doing over here?
- I.
Wanna go out with me?
- J.
(What crush?)
- K.
Hey, what's on your mind?
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- 5.
School's out! (Or, you have a vacation from work during the summer.) What are you going to do all summer?
- A.
Wish it were winter so you could go snowboarding.
- B.
Keep your brain exercised so it's easy to go back to school in the fall.
- C.
Go everywhere you can before you're tied down again next year.
- D.
Hang out with your friends 24/7.
- E.
Play some sports.
- F.
Read all day and wish it would rain more often.
- G.
Miss school. (Okay, miss seeing your friends every day.)
- H.
Enjoy your alone time until you have to see everyone every day again.
- I.
Relish the lack of school in the beginning, and dread the impending school year towards the end.
- J.
Swim as much as possible.
- K.
Perfect some skills.
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- 6.
In the book you're reading, someone just murdered your favorite character! What's your first reaction?
- A.
Reread the paragraph to make sure you read that right, then cry when you're sure you did.
- B.
Shrug. You didn't like them /that/ much. Besides, that death was very well-written.
- C.
Continue reading and don't react till the end.
- D.
Get indignant. You didn't read that book just to watch them die.
- E.
You liked the murderer too… Great. Now you have to choose.
- F.
Hate the character that killed them with all your heart.
- G.
Wonder what the rest of the book would have been like if the character hadn't died.
- H.
Wish you were in the book so you could punch whoever did it (even remotely).
- I.
Feel sad, but move on. The other person probably had good reasons for killing them.
- J.
Get angry and refuse to read the rest of the book.
- K.
Make it all better by writing fan fiction in which they're still alive.
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- 7.
A little kid is getting bullied by a couple much bigger, much stronger kids-- but still smaller than you. What will you do?
- A.
Scare the bigger kids off and hope you don't scare the victim too.
- B.
Watch, but don't interfere. There might be good reasons…
- C.
Set a perfect example by telling off the bullies without bullying them yourself.
- D.
Step forward and ask the little kid what's going on.
- E.
ATTACK!!! (The bullies of course, not the kid.)
- F.
Step forward and ask the bullies what's going on.
- G.
DEFEND THAT KID!!!
- H.
Just walk past. You don't care.
- I.
Mediate the conflict. It's what you do best.
- J.
Confront the bullies after they leave the little kid alone.
- K.
Comfort the little kid after the bullies go away.
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- 8.
What's your idea of what heaven is like?
- A.
Wintry and beautiful. Snow-covered hills and isolation…
- B.
Rain, and lots of it-- by the ocean, of course.
- C.
No lies and thus no hurt resulting from them.
- D.
Who needs heaven? Reincarnation forever.
- E.
A library full of the ideals of all the cultures. Maybe then the perfect civilization could emerge.
- F.
A desert full of room for exercise.
- G.
Heaven isn't interesting enough. I'd prefer exploring the place down below…
- H.
Watery and wonderful, full of room to swim.
- I.
I think heaven is probably empty space with endless creative opportunities.
- J.
Heaven is the sky, so it'll probably be cloud-filled and windy. That's how I like it, too.
- K.
Anywhere as long as I have time to be myself.
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- 9.
Would you choose Power, Wisdom, or Courage?
- A.
What is this from? It sounds stupid.
- B.
Wisdom, so I can mediate arguments better.
- C.
What is this from? It sounds cool or familiar.
- D.
Power, so I can beat everyone in my swim team.
- E.
Courage, so I can actually talk to people. I do get lonely occasionally…
- F.
Power, so I can beat everyone in P.E.
- G.
Wisdom, so I can understand cultures.
- H.
Courage, so I can better display my talents.
- I.
Wisdom, so I can understand others' emotions.
- J.
Power, so I can fight for the right causes.
- K.
Courage, so I can learn to better myself and others.
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- 10.
As you are walking along the sidewalk, you notice a cat by the side of the road. It doesn't look dead, just badly injured-- like someone ran its leg over. What will you do?
- A.
You wait a little while to see if it gets better or worse, then make a decision.
- B.
Cat? What cat? You're too busy thinking about other things.
- C.
Call the animal equivalent of 911.
- D.
Meh. Its time is probably up anyway. You let it be.
- E.
Make sure it makes a full recovery, then give it to your friend who's wanted a cat for ages.
- F.
Wonder who would do such a thing and help it.
- G.
You pick up the cat and race over to your friend's house. She can take care of it herself since she wants a cat.
- H.
Wonder how it happened and help it.
- I.
Make sure it gets back to its rightful owner-- after it's healed, of course.
- J.
Ugh… do you have to touch cat blood? No thanks. You let it be.
- K.
Take the cat into your house and care for it yourself.
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