Personality Quiz

How do you handle problems?
Swimming pools, sprinklers, the beach— if we are running to the water, it must be summer! But did you know that many Torah heroes also had their run-ins with water? Learning how they dealt with water that was too much, too little, or just in the way, can help you understand how you deal when you’re being... swamped! Let’s dive in!

1. Your parents say you have to wait an hour after lunch before swimming. You: a. Just sit in the shade and read while waiting. b. Sit by the pool’s edge with your legs in the water. c. Show them the Red Cross website that says you don’t have to wait.
2. You’re at the beach when you find someone’s keys in the sand. You: a. Leave them be; someone will be back for them. b. Hand them to a lifeguard. c. Ask everyone nearby if they lost them.
3. Your parents ask you to water the lawn on a hot day. You keep cool by: a. Setting up the sprinkler and going back into the air conditioned house. b. Putting on your bathing suit and hosing yourself off now and then. c. Staying outside, but you wear a shady hat and sip a cold drink.
4. You’re canoeing on the lake at camp. It’s time to stop; no fair! You: a. Pretend not to hear the counselors. b. Ask for 10 more minutes, then settle for five. c. Flip the canoe over— at least you get to swim!
5. Your youth group is raising money by washing cars. Your job is: a. Collecting the money. b. Washing the cars (in between hose fights!). c. Holding the sign and asking drivers to get a car wash.
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