How Good Of A Spouse Would You Make?
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Are you marriage material or destined for permanent bachelor-hood? It may not be your looks or your income, but your personality that makes or breaks you as a choice mate. Take this quiz and try to be as honest as you can while answering the question, and in the end, we will tell you How good of a spouse you would make. Best of luck.
- 1.
It's your spouse's job to do the laundry, but you notice it piling up. Do you:
- A.
Say nothing about it.
- B.
Wear your last ragged set of underwear and socks an extra day and mention this to them.
- C.
Remind them about it the next time they're around.
- D.
Do it for them.
Correct Answer
D. Do it for them. -
- 2.
The big football game is on TV tomorrow and your spouse is a huge fan. Do you:
- A.
Set a reminder on the TV and plan the day for the two of you to stay home.
- B.
Plan a family outing tomorrow.
- C.
Plan to spend the day out shopping.
- D.
Take this opportunity to mention that they never pay enough attention to you.
Correct Answer
A. Set a reminder on the TV and plan the day for the two of you to stay home.Explanation
The correct answer suggests that the best course of action is to set a reminder on the TV and plan to stay home for the big football game. This shows consideration for the spouse's interest and allows for quality time together. Planning a family outing or spending the day shopping may not align with the spouse's desire to watch the game. Mentioning that they never pay enough attention to you would likely create conflict and not address the issue at hand.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Your spouse has informed you that even though they like your cooking, they'd rather do the cooking because you only know how to make about three dishes. Do you:
- A.
Ask them how they know so much about cooking.
- B.
Tell them as far as you're concerned, you never want to see the inside of the kitchen again.
- C.
Offer to learn more recipes from cookbooks and cooking shows on TV.
- D.
Announce that you can start ordering take-out more often.
Correct Answer
C. Offer to learn more recipes from cookbooks and cooking shows on TV.Explanation
The correct answer is to offer to learn more recipes from cookbooks and cooking shows on TV. This response shows a willingness to improve and expand one's cooking skills, which can help address the spouse's concern about limited dishes. It also demonstrates a proactive approach to finding solutions and compromise within the relationship.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Even though you can't stand dogs, your spouse is very attached to theirs. The same dog just chewed up your favorite slippers. Do you:
- A.
Spank the dog and kick it outside.
- B.
Mention to your spouse that the dog could use some obedience training.
- C.
Destroy something of your spouse's to get revenge.
- D.
Demand that they get rid of the dog.
Correct Answer
B. Mention to your spouse that the dog could use some obedience training.Explanation
The suggested answer is "Mention to your spouse that the dog could use some obedience training." This option acknowledges the issue of the dog chewing up the slippers, but instead of resorting to violence or revenge, it suggests a more constructive approach. By mentioning the need for obedience training, it implies that the dog's behavior can be improved and prevents further damage to personal belongings. This response also shows consideration for the spouse's attachment to the dog, indicating a willingness to find a solution that benefits both parties.Rate this question:
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- 5.
After five years of marriage, an old flame from high school just found you through Classmates.com and sent you a passionate letter about how they wish they were with you. Do you:
- A.
Casually show it to your spouse.
- B.
Destroy the letter and never bring it up, since it would only make them jealous.
- C.
Attempt to investigate whether your spouse has any old flames they're not telling you about.
- D.
Call up the old flame and arrange a discreet encounter at the motel.
Correct Answer
A. Casually show it to your spouse.Explanation
Casually showing the letter to your spouse is the most honest and transparent approach. It demonstrates trust and open communication in the relationship. By sharing the letter, you are acknowledging the situation and involving your spouse in the decision-making process. This helps to avoid any potential misunderstandings or jealousy that may arise if the letter was kept secret or destroyed without discussion.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Oops! You just accidentally broke your spouse's favorite china vase. Do you:
- A.
Leave it for them to clean up.
- B.
Replace it with a cheaper model you bought at a rummage sale.
- C.
Mention it to them and offer to pay for a new one.
- D.
Yell at them for leaving all their dusty old junk in your way.
Correct Answer
C. Mention it to them and offer to pay for a new one.Explanation
The correct answer is to mention it to them and offer to pay for a new one. This option shows responsibility and consideration for the spouse's feelings. It acknowledges the mistake and offers a solution to rectify it by replacing the broken vase. This approach promotes open communication and demonstrates a willingness to take accountability for one's actions.Rate this question:
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- 7.
It's an argument between you and your spouse and it's not ending. What would you do?
- A.
I will ask him/her to accept mistake and apologize
- B.
Keep doing it
- C.
Will just keep silent for a moment and tell him/her to talk a bit later on the same or leave it here.
Correct Answer
C. Will just keep silent for a moment and tell him/her to talk a bit later on the same or leave it here.Explanation
The suggested answer of keeping silent for a moment and suggesting to continue the conversation later or end it here seems like a reasonable approach to de-escalate the argument. By taking a pause and allowing both parties to cool down, it can prevent further escalation and provide an opportunity for a more productive and calm discussion in the future. It shows a willingness to address the issue at a later time when emotions are not running high.Rate this question:
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- 8.
You wanna eat something and your spouse wanna eat something else. You would:
- A.
Cook both the dishes
- B.
Insist him/her to let it be of my choice
- C.
Will make my stuff and eat
Correct Answer
A. Cook both the dishesExplanation
The correct answer suggests that the person would be willing to compromise and accommodate both their own and their spouse's preferences by cooking both dishes. This solution promotes harmony and understanding in the relationship by valuing and respecting each other's choices.Rate this question:
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- 9.
You would adjust in things you didn't for others. True or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
This statement implies that the person is more willing to make adjustments or compromises for themselves compared to others. In other words, they prioritize their own needs and preferences over those of others.Rate this question:
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- 10.
You want to join your friends' party and but your partner doesn't feel good and wanna be at home. You would:
- A.
Ask him/her to get ready for the party.
- B.
Try this as a chance to prove how selfish he/she is.
- C.
Stay with him/her at home.
Correct Answer
C. Stay with him/her at home.Explanation
In this scenario, the most considerate and empathetic response would be to stay with your partner at home. It shows that you prioritize their well-being and value their feelings over attending a party with friends. It demonstrates a strong and caring relationship where you are willing to sacrifice your own desires for the sake of your partner's comfort and happiness.Rate this question:
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