End of the World Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1Someone in your group begins voicing the same frightening possibility repeatedly. What happens inside you?
  • Their fear quickly becomes my focus, making it difficult to evaluate anything else.
  • I notice my own reaction, acknowledge their concern, and return attention to confirmed facts and present needs.
  • I stay functional, but their repetition makes me increasingly tense or impatient.
  • I try to avoid the conversation so I can preserve my own equilibrium.
• 2Two capable people strongly disagree about the group's next step. How would you respond?
  • Support the person whose judgment I usually trust so the group can move forward.
  • Let them settle it because entering the conflict could add another opinion.
  • Ask each person to state their evidence and priorities, then help identify a reversible next step.
  • Suggest a quick vote after giving both people a short chance to explain.
• 3An unfamiliar task needs doing, and nobody present has all the required knowledge. How would you proceed?
  • Break the task into parts, identify what the group does know, and seek reliable instructions for the gaps.
  • Try a familiar method that seems close enough and see what happens.
  • Delay the task because partial knowledge could create complications.
  • Ask who has relevant experience and begin with the lower-consequence parts.