Association Test

1. You are a warrior of the ancient Kingdom, and you had the honor to accompany the most famous hero of these places, going on a mission to return the stolen treasures. What does the hero tell you when you are ready to go on an adventure?

2. Before you go, the king summons you and hands you a sword, which should help you in your adventures. What's with the sword?

3. In your journey you overcome high mountains and dense forests, you meet many obstacles, on the way you often find yourself in crisis situations. And finally, you get to the entrance to the cave, where you expect the stolen treasures. How many enemies have you encountered so far in the course of your adventure?

4. You enter the cave and discover the treasures you were looking for. What expression appears at this moment on the face of the great hero, whom you accompanied in this search? A detailed description of this expression .

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Interpretation:

As a warrior on a mission of great importance, you also take on the associated sense of pride in that trust. Your answers to the test questions are related to how you handle your own pride.

1. The words that the revered hero tells you are words that play on your sense of pride. In a sense, these are words that fall into your weak spot and can therefore prompt you to action .

Have you heard something encouraging, something like "Trust me", "I'm counting on you" or "We have to work together"? Each phrase has a special meaning in terms of what it says about the form in which you would like to hear a request for help. Or did the hero say something quite inspirational- "Just stay out of the way" or"If you're thinking of giving up, now is the time to do it"? In your soul there is a weak point - these are people with a cold attitude.

2. The sword the king has given you is a symbol of your own pride. Was it a elaborately made, glittering blade, or a rusty, old, hardly useful tool?

3. The number of enemies you encounter means the number of obstacles and crises you have overcome so far in your life. The greater the number, the greater should be your confidence in your abilities and your pride in your success. So how many did you say there were ?

A few hundred ? You have no lack of confidence. Of course, we are convinced that after all these adventures you have a very good reason.

Just one or two of them ? You don't see yourself as an adventurer, do you? Maybe you need a little more life experience to gain self-confidence.

You didn't meet any enemies at all? Either the villains were too scared to hear you were coming, or they decided not to mess with someone as minor as you.

4. How did the hero react to the successful completion of the mission?

The great hero who led you on this adventure actually represents the qualities you admire most in the opposite sex (no matter what gender your imaginary hero is). The expression that you drew on the face of the hero is the expression that you find most attractive in the representatives of the opposite sex. Was it a smirk from ear to ear (Yes, such)? Proud and satisfied? The expression of simple relief? Or maybe tears of joy? Whatever the expression, remember it. Someday someone might use it to open your heart.