1967 68 EDITION

FORM B

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16 PF
arc some
n igh and
"wrong" answers becausc questiagsjo sec what attitudes and
PEst advice irom cveryonec has the right to interests you
own vicws. To behave. There
are
your results, you will want to
answer them
his able lo get the
cxactly and iruly.
Pa sepafate "Answer Shcet"" has bcen
o the back page. given you, turn his booklet over and tear
to
Answer off the Sheet
re your nuno and all othur information
nskod for on the top lino of the
ist you should answer the four Answer Shect.
sample qucations below so that
ning eiore starting. Although
you are to read the
you can sco whether
you nced
awers on thie answer sheet (alongside questions in this booklet, you must Lo ask
the same number record your
in the as
here are three possible answers to each booklct).
question. Read the following examplcs and mark
answers at the top of your answer sheet where your
aaswer choice the "a" answer, in the middlc boxit says
is "Examples." Fill in the left haad box if
your
ht-harnd box il your choose the "e" answer. if
your answer choice is the
"b answer, and in tne

EXAMPES
1 T
like to watch team games. 3. Money cannot bring happiness.
a.
yes b.
occassionally, c no
yes (true), b. in between, c. no
a.
preler people who: (false)
a. arereserved, 4. Woman is to child as cat is to:
b.
(ap) In between, L.
kirten, b. dog. [Link]
[Link] frlends qulckly.
the last cxample there it right answer- kitten. a
But there
Ask now
if anything is not dear. The examincr will
ard very fow such
roasoning itcms.
tell you in a
moment to turn the page and
When you answer, keep these four points in mind: start.

You are asked not to

time spend
pondering. Give the first, natural answer às it
course, the qucstions
short to give
are too
you all the particulars you would
comes to you. Of
For
than
instance,
the above question asks
you about "team games" and sometimes like to have.
basketbal.
But you are to
reply "for the average you might be fonder of
game",or to strike an average in situations of footbal
the kind stated. Give the best
answer you can at a ralc
not slower than tive
should finish in a little more than balf an hour. or sx a
minute. You
2 Try not to fall back on the middle, "uncertain"
answers except when the answer
really Imposuible for you
perhaps onco overy four or llo quosilons. at cilher end is
Be
sure not lo skip an1hing, but answer every
well,but gvo your best guess. Some may seem questlon, 3Omeh ow. Somc may not apply to you vory
personal ; but remember
kept confidential and that the answer
cannot be scored shcets are
questions are not inspected. without a special steacil
key. Answers to particular
Answer honestly possible what is truc of you. Do not merely mark what seems
as as
to
say
to impress the cxaminer "the right thing

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Pesorality and Ahility
. have the
insruehons for this tet ciearly in mind. 13. The topics on which I am "touchy" or easily annoyed
a yes, are very few.
|b. uncertain, C. no.
2. I a. true, b. uncertain, c. false
am ready to
ankwer cach question as truthfully as
14. The abilities and characteristics inheritcd írom the
possible
parcnts are more important than many peopc are
b. in befeen, C. no,
rcady to admit.
For a vacation liwbuld rather go to:
a. true, b. in between, . alse.
a. a busy holiday sown.
15. 1 fecl that routine jobs sbould aways be completed.
b. something in bètween u. and c, even when a bit of imagination shows it is aot
C.a quiet cottage hT the beaten track.
necessary.
4. When l'm in a
crowded
lumall, crampcd space (at on a
u. true, b. uncertain, c falve.
clevafo|), I have an uncomfortable feeling 16. Jokes about death are áll right and normally in good
of bcing "shut in. taste.
a. never, D. rarely c. occusionally. b. In between. cno.
a. yes,
S. Tfind
mysclf thinking over quite trivial troubles againn 17. I like to be told the best way to do things instead of
and again and have to make a recal effort to put them
finding out for myself.
of my
out
mind d. yes, b. uncertain,
a. yes (true),
18. In the midst of-social groups, i am nevertneless
b. occasionally
sometimes overcome by feclings of lonciiness and
[Link] (false).
worthlessness.
6. If1 know that anbther person's line of reasoning is in b. in between,
a-yes, [Link].
error,I tend to
19. Mymemory docs not change much írom day to day.
a. keep quiet,|
a. true, b. sometimes, c. false.
b. in between,
c. apeak out. 20. Tbelicve in complaining to the waiter or manager if l
am aerved poor foad in a restaurant.
7. Myidea appcarto be :
b. uncertala,
a. abead of the
tiines, 21. For relaxation I prefer:
b. uncertain,
C. with the a. sports or games,
times.
b. uncertain,
8. am not much given to cracking jokes and telling c debates and intelectual games.
amusing stories. 2. Thave, compared with others, participated in:
a. true, [Link] etween, c false
many community and social activities,
a.b. served,
9. Ttis better to lfyeto a ript old age than to be worn out
with good servicés for one's community. c. only a few community and social activities.

a. true,
[Link] between, . false. 23. Whea I make plans, I often like leave
to
things to

10. I have becn active in órganizing a club, team or change.

similar social gqup. a. true, b. uncertain, c false
24. Ingoing places, catng, working. cic. I:
a. yes, often,|| b. occasionall, never

11. Ijut can't help spoling dentimontal. .BOem to ruwh Îrom one thlng to nnothei

a. very rarely,| b. sometimes, b. In bebween,

[Link].
ego on in a deliberate, methodical way
12 Iwould ratherkdad a book on: 25. 1 feel restless as ifI want something but do not know
a.
Religkous Teachings,
Great what.

b. uncertain, [Link] rarely, [Link] c. often.

cOur Nationál Political Organization.
(End, columa I on answer sheet)
 26. In a
factory, it would be more intcresting to be in
charge o 38. I doubt the
honesty ol peopie TO art more
a. mechanical matters, than I would expect them be to frien
b. uncertain, a. true, b. in between, c false
[Link] and hiring people. 39. My advice
27. Iwould prefer for people is
to read a
a. travel in outer
book on: a. go ahead and try; it won't
hurt!
b. in between,
b, uncertain,
space,
c. think it over first; don't
[Link] within the makè a fool of yourself!
28. family 40. tis
more important for me:
Which of the
the others ? following words in not the same kind as [Link] express myself freely,
. in between,
dog , blrd, c, to have good relatlonis with
29. IfT had my life to
live over
[Link]
41. Ienjoy duydroaming
ofher people.
again, would:
I
a. plan it dilferently, a. yes,
b. uncertain
no.
b. uncertain, 42. Ilike ajob that
[Link] It much the same. presents me wit spme subule deCIsions
rather than one with
30. In making deçisions in my lie and . true,
quick, roufinie answers.
troubled by Iack of
work, I was never
. [Link], .false.
family.
understanding on the part ol my
43. I have a
fecling that my
much as I need them. fricnds don't need me so

a. true,
b. in between,
false. a. true,
b. uncertain
31. I like to avoid
C. 1alse.
saying unusual thingS that embarrass 44. Ifsomcbody thought badly of me,
peopl. I would worry
about this :
true, b. in
between, e. false. a. hardly ever,
32. If I had gun in my hand that I knew
a
was loaded, I 45. [Link] qulte
Thave had accidents becauseI vos deep in often.
would feel nervous untilI thought.
true,
it. unloaded B hardlyever
[Link] between, [Link] betwecn,
. no.
33. Cseveral times.
Igreatly cnjoy playing practical jokes with no malice
in them. 46. In
mynewspaper, I hke to see :
true, b. in between, a. dicussion of basic
34.
c. false.
b. in between,
social issues in the modem wortdd,
People much of their leisure in
use up too
neighbourly
duties and helping with local aftairs. gOod coverage of all local ne
47. I find books more entertaining
a- yes, . b. uncertain, c no. than companions.
a. yes, b. in between,
35.-Sometimes I feel that I don't do so well as I should .no.

socially, because F'm unsure of myselfí. 48. However difficult and unpledsant the obstacles, 1
R. true, always persevere and stick to my original intentions.
b. In between,
Cfalse. a. yes,
36.
enjoy getting into convorsation, and I raroly let a b. In between, no.
49.
chanco go by to speak to My nerves got on edge
sounds, for
so
that icertaln
a
strangtr. cxample, a sercechy hinge, ar nbearable and give
a. true,
b. in between, c. false. me the "shivers".
31. The
newspaper headlinc that would interest me
a. often,
[Link] C. never
more is:
S0. Ioftcn feel quite tired vhen I gft p in the morning
a.
"Religious Leaders Discuss a Unified Creed",
b. uncertain, . yes,.
,
b. in between,[Link].
c.
"Improvements in Production and Marketing".
(End, column 2 on answrsheet)
51. Withcqual slary, I wóuld enjuy nore being 63. Evcn when the blame can be put on others, most
a. a resèarchjchemist. people don't mind admitting their guilt.
b. uncertain, a. true, b. uncertain, . false.
C. hotel
manuger (on munugeress). 64. No one would recally like to see me in trouble.
52. Going around |selling things, or asking for funds to
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.
help a cause | ielieve in, is, for me:
65. Itis more important for a man to be concerned about:
[Link] enjoyuble,
b. in between [Link] basie meaning of life,
b. uncertain,
C. an
unpleasant job. | C. making a good Income for his family
53. Which one i he follawing threo numbers does not
66. Bcing indoors leng, away from the fruah outdoors,
belong with thc others
mukes mo foel stule.
.7, b.9 c. 13.
. always, D. 5ometimes, c, uardly ever.
$4. "Dog" is to"bone' as "cow" is to:
67. 1 get unusual idcas about all sorts of things-too
a. milk, D. grass, C. Salt. many to put into practice.
55. Changes in don't
wejther usually affect my efficiency . true, b. sometimes, c. false.
indi mood.
68. My spirits generally stay high, no matter how much
a. true, D. 1 befween, c. alse. trouble I meet.
S6. In
astrange city,I would: . true, [Link] between, c. false.

a. walk
wheréver I liked, 69. 1 have difficulty falling aslecp at night through
b. uncertain, Worrying about an unfortunate incident.
C. avold the parts of the town said to be dangerous. n. often, b. occasionally [Link].
S7. It is more
important t 70. I would rather see :
.gut along smbothiy iwlth people, a. a clever movie fmree or skit on the soclety of thhe
b. In botween
.gut your ownlidenu gint lnto practice. uture,
b. In between
58. Tbelicve in: C. a good m0vie ofhardy ploneerlng days;
a. the ndbbe merry" on most occasions,
motto"laugh and 71. My lriends probably think it is hard to get to know
[Link] between, me realy well.
c. being propetly serlous in everyday business. - yes,. b. in between, C. uo.

59. When give sct of rules, I follow them when 72. I solve a problem better by:
personally oivenient, rather than cxactly to the it alone,
letter. . studying
b. in between,
a. true, D. uncertain, c. false. C. discussing it with others.

60. In my social relations I am sometimes troubled by a 73. When quick decisions must be made, I:
sense of infezidrity, for which there is no real cause. a. rely on calm, logical, and objective rensoníng.
[Link] between,
a, true, b,In betwoen, c. mlse. [Link] tenso and
1. 1 focl a bit uwward in company and don't ahow up exeltable, unable ta think olearly
74.
quite so welWa I should. I sometimes find quite useless thoughts and
memones stray1ng through my mind.
a. yes, b. sometimes, e. no.
. yes, [Link] betwcen, [Link].
62. Iwould rather
75. I never find nyself
.work with several pebple under me,
so annoyed in discussions that I
can't control my voice.
b. uncertain,
a. true, b. uncertain,
[Link] with a commitlee. c. False
(End, column 3 on answer sheet)
 90. Careless folks who say "thc besttings in life are
76. When traveling, I would rather look at the scenery
free" usually haven't worked to get much.
than talk to people.
n. true,
[Link], c. fnlse. true, [Link] betvyeen,efalse.
77. Is "lose" a better opposite to "reveal" than "hide" ? 91. In a committee, if people just talk wahout coming to

a- Jes, b. uncertaln, [Link].

the point, I:

78. "Black" is to "gray'as "pain" is to: a. urge them to get to the point,
. sprain, [Link], b. uncertain,
c. itch.
c. do what's practical to keep harmoy.
79. 1 find it hard to "take "'no' for
T know I'm
an
answer even when 92. A person whose ambitions hurt ardi damage a close
asking the impossible. fricnd may still be considercd an ordinary, decent
. true, b. in between, lalse.
citizen.
S0. often hurt more by the way
am
people say things a. yes,
than bywhat they say. [Link],
. true, 95. When one small thing after anothet goes wrong, I
. in between, . false.
n-go on as usual,
81. lt embarrasses me to have servants waiting
. yes,
on me. b. in between,
b. In between, C. no. [Link] overcome
82. When friends are in lively conversation, I:
a 94. um troublod by feelings pf gull or romursd uver
a. prefer sometimes to be a shrewd listener, quite small matters.
b. in between,
[Link], often, b. sometlmes, . no.
cget more remarks in than most people. 95. It would be better if
83. Ilike being in the middle of agreat deal
of
everyone got tdgether in public
and busstle. excitement worship regularly.
a. true, b. In between,
a. yes, b. in between, false.
C. no.
96. In
84. At work it is
planning social outings, I:
really morc important to be popular
with the right people than tó do a first-rate
job.
[Link]
b. in between,
always happy to commit myself entirely,
a. true, b. in between, c. fmlse. [Link] to reserve the
85.
right to cancejiy going8
f people in the street, or in a store, watch me, I feel 97. -Many people talk over their
slightly embarrassed. of me wheo they need someone problems and ask
to talk to:
advice
[Link], b. In between, C. no. . yes, b, In betyeen,
86. My idcas can't always be 98.
casily put into words, so If my friends leave me
out of
don't cut into a conversation readily as most
something they arc
as doing, I:
people do.
a. make a fuss,
a. true, b. In between, b. In between,
c. false
87. T am
always intcrested in
c take it calmly thinking they have
mechanicçal
example, in cars or airplanes.
matters, for
99.
some reason.
In some moods I'm
casily kept fom working by
[Link], b. in between, Cno.
distractions and daydream
88. It is a. yes, b. in between,
mainly the fear of being caught that keeps most [Link].

people from dishonest or criminal acts. 100. I don't form immediatc likes and
yes, b. In between, have just met.
dislikes for people I
.no
89. There a. true,
are
realy more nice peoplo than objectionable b. uncertain,
false.
people in the world.
a. yes,
b. uncertaln, (End, column 4
C. no. on answer sheet.)
101. l'denjoy mbrt being 114. Tenjoy silanning carctulyto Ttrucrce my UISSOKCIRtes
. a
business bllice muanager, so that they will help in
b. uncertait.
me
achicving my goals.
a. true, b. in between, cfalse.
C. an arehitedt.
115. think I am more sensitive than most
102. "April" is t people to the
"|March as
"Tuesday" is to: artustic
quality of mysurroundings.
u. Wednesda? bFriday, c. Monday a. yes,
[Link],
103. Which of the following words does not belong with 116. My friends think I am slightly absent-minded and
the others?
umpractical.
[Link],

104,
[Link], c. kind.
es, [Link], [Link].

cros5 the Ntfcet to avoid meccting people I don't leel 117. With acquaintances I proler to :
iko scoing
a. kvep to mater-ot-fact, Inmerwonnl 1hlings,
a. never,
b seldom, Csometimas. B, In between,
105. In an
averagec day, the number of problemsI mect c chat about people and thelr felings.
thatI can'tisolve on my own is
118. I am sometimes so
very hapPy that I get afraid my
. hardly oh. bappiness cannot last.
[Link] betwee a. Lrue, b. in between, alse.
[Link]
thin half a dozen. 119. I occasionally have periods of feelings depressed,
106. 1fI disagree with a superior on his views, I usually :
iserable, and in low spirils for no sui+cicnt reason.
a. keep myobinion to myself,
b. in between, C no.
b. uncertan
c. tell him that my opinion differs. 120. Imywork more troubles arise from people who:

107. I avoid ant embarrassing topic in lalking with a. are contantdy changing methods that are already
members h o opposite scx. O.R,
b. uncertaln,
true,
la betveen, c false e refue to employ up-to-date methods.
108. T am not réaly sucossful in dealing with people.
121. Tike my acquaintances to think of me us one
of the
a. true,
buncertain, c. false.
group.
109. I cnjoy giyng my best time and cncrgy to: a. lrue, b. in between, [Link].
a. my honie hnd the real needs of my friends, 122. When looking for a plae in a strange city, I would:
b. in between,
c. social aetfvitles und personal hobbles. [Link] ask people where places are,
b. Ia between,
110. When I wish to impress people favourably with my C. take n map with mee

personal 123. 1 somctimes stir up friends to go out when

they say
a. Deariy ays succced, they rcaly want to stay home.
b. sometimes succeed,
[Link], b. uncertain, . n0.
[Link]
generhlly uncertain ofsuccess. 124. When pushcd and overworked, I suffer. from
111.
Iprefer to Have: indigestion or constipation.
. large ele of acquulntancos, .ocCaslonull% b. hardly ever, never.
0cJusta well-tried triends. 125. If somcone annoys me, I:
1. twould bem0re interesting to be a philosopher than

a mecharial enganee.
[Link] keepht to myselr,
b. in betwee

c, false. [Link] speak to someone else "to iet off steam".

a. true, .uncertais,
113. Itend to becritica of other people's work.
[Link] [Link]. (End, column 5 on answer sheet)
 up hope.
dificulties,i generauy keep
In ordinary
139. C. n0.
be an
insurance

[Link],
interesting to
t
would be more [Link],
practically and
interestcd
in
be8
salesman than a 1ariC I am, less artistic and
[Link] between,
C. no. 140 successful than i sccking
a. yes, financially
s to: spiritual truths.
"Statue
"

is to "shape" as "song" false.

127.
c. tune
true,
[Link] betwee
a. beauty. . notes,
belong with read:
Which of the following words docs
not
141. Iwould rather
128. a. a good historical novel,
the others ?
b. speak, c. whistle.
a. hum, b. In between, world

frustrations and c. an essay by a sclentist on hafnessing

129. Modern lifc has too many annoying
resouree
restrictions. I seldom get o

c. alse. 142. In discussing art, religion,

or
pplitics, and
true, b. In between, politeness
involved o r excited
that I forget
130. Ifeel rcady for life and its demands. human relations.
b. sometimes, c. hardly ever c. flase.
a. always, b. uncertain
a. true,
131. I honesty think I am more energetic, and
planful, 143. When I am going to catch a [Link]
a litile hurried
ambitious than many perhaps equally successful I have time.
though knov
tense, ro anxious,
people. a. yes,
[Link]. [Link].
b .occaslonally [Link].
es,
144. 1 like to tackle problems that othdr people have made
132. Nearly always I have a craving for more excitement.
s ol.
a. true, b. In between, c. false. b. in etween . Do,
a. yes,

133. It would be more interesting to be: 145. Sociely should be guided moje|jby logical thinking
a. an actor and less by sentimental, traditicnal beliefs.

[Link],
. a house builder.
a- yes, b. in between C

134. I find it desirable to make plans to avoid waste ot

146. WhenI do what I
want, I find I'ngenerally:
a. understood only by close
time berween jobs. friends,
[Link] between,
a. yes, b. in between, cD
[Link] what most people think is O.K
135. In agroup I am usually: 147.
I tend to get over-excited and tattled" in upsetting
[Link] in touch with all that goes on around me, situations
b. In betwen, yes, b. In bietween C. no.
[Link] up in my own thoughts or Immediate
148. I mnke a point of not bcing bscnl-mindod, or
buslnesg.
forgetful of details.
13%. Injoining a new group, I scem to ur immediately. a. yes, b. in between C.o.
D. uncertain, [Link].
149. *A
ncar-accident, or even a llively argument,
137. Igreatly enjoy the racy and slap-stick humor of some sometimes leaves me shaky and exhausted, so that I
television shows. settle down to whast I was jdoing.
can't
B. Ia between, [Link], In berveen, c. false.

138. I woeld rather read about : 150. 1 find my feclings boiting up insi
the b. [Link] often.
a.
discovery of very old Indian paintings, a. rarely
b. uncertain,

[Link] murders. (End, column 6 on answer sheei)

B
151. For
apleasant Hobby 1 would rather belong to: 64. get irritatcd by people who adopt morally superior
a. a
photograpdy cub, attitudes.
b. uncertain, a. yes, b. in between, C. n0.
c.a debatingsokiety.
165. I would
152. Combinc" istd "mix"as "tcam" is to:
ratherspend time enjoying
a. a game of cards with a congenial group,
[Link], JL
D. army,
b. uncertain,
game.
153. "Cnek" is to flme" as "tailor" in to: c the beautüfol things in an art galler

n. uupe measur. b. sssors, c. cloth, 166. sometimcs hesitalc lo Usc my own ideas, for fcar

154. I have difioutlý In following what some pooplo oro thoy might be impractical.
rying to say because lof their odd use of common [Link], b. In between, Cno.
WOrds. 167. I am always polite and diplomatic with unreasonable,
unimaginative people and do not believe in showing
b. in between, C. no.
up hownarrow-minded they are.
. 155. Prosccutdng ldwyers are mainly interested in:
b. in between, . false.
a. naking comvictions, tegardless of the person, true,
168. Iwould rather live in an up-and-coming town than in
b. uncertaln,|
[Link] the Innocent. a quict country village.
156. Pcoplc have somelimes called true, [Link], c. false.
me a proud,
"stuck-up" indidual. 169. WhenI differ with someone on social views, I like:
a. to lnd out baslcnlly what our difTerenee means,
b. In perveen, C. no
b. uncertain,
1S7. Tt wauld
meater printe
be moro inlgronling to live the lifo of a
ihan that of an advertising man and
[Link] to ronch some praetical solution, satistactory
to both.
promotcr.
170. I think pcople should hesitate longer before they
a. true, b. uncertain, c. false.
condemn the wisdom of thee past.
158. Itcndtospeak ratherslówly. a. yes, b. uncertain, [Link].
a. ys, [Link], cno.
171. I get as many ideas from reading a b0ok myself as
159. When I do sorhething, my main concern is that
from discussing its topics with others.
a. it is reallywhdt I want to do, [Link], b. in bebwee C. 1o.
b. uncertalin, | 172. Some people criticize my sense of responsibility.
c. therewil bend bad results for myassociates,
160. I think most tories and movies should teach us a b. uncertan, C. B0.

g0od moral. 173. Iwould rate myself:

u. 4rus, D, 0 uotwben, . faluo, .analort, pruetleni perwon
D. 1n between,
161. Starting convetshtions with strangers:
[Link]
a. is ruther dinmdult for me, ofa dreamer
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sheltered life, with fewer
diiiculties to face.
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