Sense And Sensibility Personality/Character Quiz
Ever wondered what character from Sense and Sensibility you were? Would you be the spirited Marianne, the sensible Elinor, the stuttering but goodhearted Edward, the reckless Willoughby, or the stedfast Colonel Brandon? Take this quiz to find out!
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What is your overall personality?
- A.
Dependability's your name.
- B.
Full of life and spirited would describe you well.
- C.
Sensible and kind, though reserved.
- D.
Unprinicipled, but friendly.
- E.
Quiet, but stedfast and generous.
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- 2.
What do you like to do?
- A.
Draw.
- B.
Take long walks and read poetry.
- C.
Music and being with your love interest.
- D.
Dancing, poetry, I name it, you do it.
- E.
You don't really do anything particularly well, but you enjoy watching from afar.
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What is your greatest fault?
- A.
Refusing to confide in anyone, even when it means bottling everything up inside you and suffering alone.
- B.
Being too open and careless with your emotions. It's bound to cost you a broken heart and a bad reputation.
- C.
You aren't open enough with your feelings.
- D.
You fall for someone, but you're engaged and never explain this to your love interest, causing confusion and hurt.
- E.
You have little or no principles.
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- 4.
What is your best quality?
- A.
Your willingness to learn from your mistakes and make up for them.
- B.
Your ability to keep calm and take care of things in the middle of chaos.
- C.
Your sense of humor and remorse over your mistakes.
- D.
Your kind heart and ability to see people as they are regardless of station or finances.
- E.
Your loyalty and stedfast heart despite discouraging circumstances.
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- 5.
Someone wrongs you greatly. How do you react?
- A.
You put up with it and keep the information concerning it to yourself.
- B.
You mourn openly, letting everyone see your misery, though you do forgive.
- C.
You feel guilt and remorse, because it was you who wronged-not the other way around, but you no longer have the power to fix things.
- D.
You take responsibility for his/her actions.
- E.
You keep the incident private, even from someone who needs and deserves to know, and this makes things worse on both sides.
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Aug 24, 2010Quiz Created by
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