Which Character Are You From The Novel As I Lay Dying?

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Which Character Are You From The Novel As I Lay Dying? - Quiz

The purpose of this quiz is to determine which character you would be from the novel As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner. This is a 15 question quiz that will ask both serious and fun questions about you. Now find out which character YOU are?


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    Are you religious?

    • A.

      I believe that God has a plan to save me because I have worked hard.

    • B.

      Not at all. Religion is only a word that has no meaning for me.

    • C.

      A little because I believe that God is present in the world.

    • D.

      I don't care.

    • E.

      God decides the fate of everyone.

    • F.

      God will always be there for me.

    • G.

      God kills people.

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  • 2. 

    How would you describe yourself?

    • A.

      Proud and traditional

    • B.

      Headstrong and Secretive

    • C.

      Awkward and Odd

    • D.

      Apathetic and Independent

    • E.

      Analytical and Serious

    • F.

      Introverted and Mysterious

    • G.

      Optimistic and Innocent

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  • 3. 

    What is your favorite pass time?

    • A.

      Watching Sunsets

    • B.

      Riding Horses

    • C.

      Fixing Things

    • D.

      Being Alone

    • E.

      Working

    • F.

      Cooking

    • G.

      Fishing

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  • 4. 

    What would you do if someone close to you died?

    • A.

      Mourn because they deserve respect.

    • B.

      Nothing; they are gone.

    • C.

      Try to help those around me by being loving.

    • D.

      Ignore and deny their death.

    • E.

      Organize their funeral.

    • F.

      Shut off all emotions and everyone else out.

    • G.

      Cry.

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  • 5. 

    What would you do if you were in need of money?

    • A.

      Sell my family's valuable items.

    • B.

      Work harder until I have the money that I need.

    • C.

      I don't care about money.

    • D.

      Find another job and work secretly until I have enough.

    • E.

      Save.

    • F.

      Ask my family members for some.

    • G.

      Do chores.

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  • 6. 

    If a family member and you were in danger, what would you do?

    • A.

      Do nothing because I would be too stunned.

    • B.

      I don't care. They can save themselves.

    • C.

      Save yourself because you feel it is the logical thing to do.

    • D.

      Sacrifice myself in order to save them.

    • E.

      Try and save them but fail at doing so.

    • F.

      Watch from the sidelines because I would be too terrified.

    • G.

      Yell and run towards them in an effort to save them.

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  • 7. 

    Are you traditional, unorthodox, or mutual in family and values?

    • A.

      Extremely Traditional

    • B.

      Extremely Unorthodox

    • C.

      Slightly Unorthodox

    • D.

      Slightly Traditional

    • E.

      Mutual

    • F.

      I try to be traditional but I am more mutual.

    • G.

      More unorthodox because I am more driven by my instincts not values.

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  • 8. 

    Someone you love gets injured, what do you do?

    • A.

      Curse God for your unluckiness.

    • B.

      Tell them to walk it off.

    • C.

      Try to help them.

    • D.

      Prioritize the needs at hand before acting upon them.

    • E.

      I'd probably be the one getting hurt.

    • F.

      Stay with them and comfort them in their pain.

    • G.

      Be very objective about the situation. Speculate what their injury could be from the sidelines.

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  • 9. 

    What is love to you?

    • A.

      Having a subordinate to work for you.

    • B.

      Just a word.

    • C.

      Conditional; depending on the situation and the person's affection for you.

    • D.

      Unconditional; something that is not spoken, but felt.

    • E.

      Having someone who respects you and your objects.

    • F.

      A lie.

    • G.

      When you like a person a lot.

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  • 10. 

    What is your spirit animal?

    • A.

      Mule

    • B.

      Snake

    • C.

      Bird

    • D.

      Horse

    • E.

      Owl

    • F.

      Cow

    • G.

      Fish

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  • 11. 

    Do you depend on others? Are you independent, dependent, or neutral?

    • A.

      Neutral: I work for myself, but if I need to take from others, I will.

    • B.

      Independent: People don't mean anything to me. I don't need people.

    • C.

      Neutral: I depend on others for materialistic needs, but emotionally and mentally, I am independent.

    • D.

      Independent: I can take care of myself.

    • E.

      Neutral: I care about others, but I hold my own values.

    • F.

      Dependent: I hate to be alone. I need someone to take care of me.

    • G.

      Dependent: I am severely influenced by the people around me.

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  • 12. 

    How much wood would a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

    • A.

      As long as the wood chuck is productive, I don't care.

    • B.

      This means nothing to me.

    • C.

      Wood chucks destroy trees. Why would they hurt nature so? Why is it human nature to be destructive?

    • D.

      This doesn't make any sense to me.

    • E.

      The wood chuck depletes my supply of wood. How am I to be productive without any material?

    • F.

      There are more important things to worry about.

    • G.

      7!

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  • 13. 

    You have to cross over a river with a heavy wagon, but the bridge is out. What do you do?

    • A.

      Cross over first and let the others take the burden for me.

    • B.

      Hide in the wagon and let others pull me.

    • C.

      Go along, but if the situation gets bad, escape to save myself.

    • D.

      Take charge and cross the river, never abandoning the duty no matter what.

    • E.

      Try to find the most logical and effective way to get across.

    • F.

      Be too scared to do anything.

    • G.

      Try to help from the sidelines.

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  • 14. 

    What's your favorite word?

    • A.

      Productivity

    • B.

      Words are meaningless. Everything is a lie.

    • C.

      Sentimental

    • D.

      Loyalty

    • E.

      Resourceful

    • F.

      Protection

    • G.

      Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

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  • 15. 

    What is your theoretical mental age?

    • A.

      50

    • B.

      10,000

    • C.

      30

    • D.

      40

    • E.

      16. That is, after all, my age.

    • F.

      20

    • G.

      What is a theoretical mental age?

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