A) what the feelings of people dictate.
B) what we cannot touch and is not bad.
C) what our instincts tell us.
D) what you know in your heart that is necessary.
E) what perfects the nature of something.

A) Creation of God with dignity and freedom.
B) Anyone.
C) Creation of nature also known as Homo Sapiens.
D) A rational animal evoluted from monkeys.
E) Whoever is able to buy and sell goods.

A) The relationship between the soul and the spirit.
B) The relationship between reality and thoughts.
C) The relationship between nature and freedom.
D) The relationship between body and soul.
E) The relationship between words and thoughts.

A) What is in the environment in clean conditions.
B) Principle of operation to each individual thing.
C) Not polluted material.
D) Mother earth and everything inside.
E) Whatever is natural.

A) The accomodation of truth to our thoughts.
B) To do whatever makes us happy.
C) Predisposition to look for good.
D) The operation of good things.
E) To do what is required to reach emotional balance.

A) The element of the human person that cannot be changed.
B) The same as spirit
C) Element of the human person consiting of untangible talents with endless potential.
D) What is inside
E) The electric impulses within our bodies that provide movility and life.

A) human person
B) character
C) personality
D) temperament
E) feature

A) characteristic
B) temperament
C) character
D) human person
E) personality

A) intelligence
B) senses
C) affections
D) will
E) motivation

A) will
B) intelligence
C) sensitivity
D) affections
E) perception

A) Yes, depending on the situation.
B) No, you are who you are until the day you die.
C) Absolutely no.
D) No, but it can be modified by knowledge and experience
E) Yes, one person can totally become someone else

A) So that she can do mathematical additions to evaluate how much money to spend in her dresses.
B) Because she can express heer feelings with the clothes she selects.
C) So that she can select clothing pieces that flatter her figure.
D) To make people around her happy even if she is miserable wearing some clothes.
E) To value the fact that she is healthy.

A) To choose colors that are opposite.
B) To ignore it.
C) To choose garments with the color that match her tones.
D) To include as many colors as possible in one outfit.
E) To select pieces that need no accessories.

A) The sense of fashion to always be noticeable in any context we live.
B) The code of ethics of a company and how to follow it.
C) The idea that what we wear means nothing as it is superficial and has nothing to do with who we are.
D) None of the other options.
E) The rules to wear appropriate clothes according to our characteristics and the occasion.

A) Small or very discrete ones.
B) No accessories are advised to be used at the office.
C) Colorful and shiny accessories.
D) All types of accessories are advisable for the office.
E) Clingy big accessories.

A) Losing the sense of value of human beings over material things.
B) All of the options
C) Spending lots of money in pieces we will use only during a short period of time.
D) Not wearing clothes that flatter our figure.
E) Choosing colors that are not favorable to our skin tone.

A) The Greek were very clever and studied the stars.
B) The chinese loved fantasy stories and myths.
C) Hippocrates opened many bodies to study their liquid components.
D) The Native Americans believed Earth was their mother.
E) Each culture has tried to explain human behavior from different perspectives.

A) They all have right aspects and weaknesses.
B) The 4 Temperaments of Hippocrates.
C) True Colors
D) The Mayan Nahuatl
E) The Greek zodiac

A) right
B) intelligence
C) values
D) Will
E) feelings

A) in the intelligence that differenciates us from animals
B) in the body that is a perfect machine
C) in the technology gadgets we have.
D) in the spirit that trascends to heaven
E) in the feelings that move us to act

A) Because it depends on our perception.
B) Because it is insignificant.
C) Because it is subject to the nature of each thing.
D) It is not.
E) Because it can be seen from different perspectives.

A) Not being taken seriously by people around us.
B) Focusing the attention in our body rather than our intelligence and skills.
C) All of the other options.
D) Exposing ourselves to sexist comments.
E) Being uncomfortable by the looks of others.

A) All types of accessories are allowed in the office
B) Big and clingy to make a statement.
C) The ones that make you feel like a hipster.
D) Small and discrete ones in neutral tones.
E) No accessories are advisable in the office.

A) Temperance
B) Charity
C) Kindness
D) Chastity
E) Humility

A) To express our human dignity.
B) To discard what does not suit us.
C) To send the correct message.
D) All of the other options.
E) To be always fashionable.