A) Be engaging and enthusiastic.
B) Avoid eye contact.
C) Remain quiet and reserved.
D) Focus primarily on yourself.

A) Avoiding social situations.
B) Being around people.
C) Meditating in silence.
D) Spending time alone.

A) Speaking in riddles.
B) Withholding information.
C) Direct and clear communication.
D) Vague and indirect hints.

A) Activities requiring extreme focus in isolation.
B) Detailed data analysis alone.
C) Social gatherings and group events.
D) Quiet reading and solitary walks.

A) Showing genuine interest.
B) Asking open-ended questions.
C) Actively listening to them.
D) Dominating the conversation.

A) Out loud while thinking.
B) In cryptic messages.
C) Rarely expressing them at all.
D) Only after careful private consideration.

A) Distant and aloof.
B) Approachable and friendly.
C) Intimidating and stern.
D) Critical and judgmental.

A) Interrupt them frequently.
B) Dismiss their contributions.
C) Ignore their presence completely.
D) Ask for their opinion or ideas.

A) Refusing to share their thoughts.
B) Avoiding group projects.
C) Silent independent work.
D) Brainstorming and collaborative discussions.

A) Silence them immediately.
B) Treat them with disdain.
C) Take the lead in some conversations.
D) Ignore their presence.

A) Complete independence and isolation.
B) Minimal human interaction.
C) Detachment from others.
D) Social connections and relationships.

A) Become silent and withdrawn.
B) Introduce a new topic or activity.
C) Continue doing what you were doing, regardless.
D) Blame them for being bored.

A) Shy and reserved.
B) Outgoing and assertive.
C) Passive and compliant.
D) Secretive and suspicious.

A) Annoyance with their behavior.
B) Complete apathy.
C) Interest in their life.
D) Disinterest in their life.

A) Feel completely at peace and content.
B) Thrive in solitude.
C) Become restless and seek social interaction.
D) Become more productive and focused.

A) Remaining silent and avoiding eye contact.
B) Asking about their recent activities or experiences.
C) Discussing complex philosophical concepts.
D) Interrogating them about personal details.

A) Reading silently in a quiet room.
B) Avoiding any form of learning.
C) Memorizing facts independently.
D) Discussing ideas with others.

A) Interrupt them frequently.
B) Be an active listener.
C) Ignore their stories.
D) Dismiss their opinions.

A) Share their enthusiasm.
B) Tell them to be quiet.
C) Dampen their spirits.
D) Roll your eyes.

A) Keeping them completely isolated.
B) Avoiding all social contact.
C) Introducing them to new people.
D) Forbidding them from talking.

A) Ignoring all advice.
B) Withholding information.
C) Making decisions in private
D) Talking through their options with others.

A) Working in private.
B) Recognition and social interaction.
C) Avoiding feedback.
D) Staying out of the public eye.

A) Maintain a stoic expression and avoid conversation.
B) Share only negative thoughts.
C) Engage in lighthearted banter and humor.
D) Be completely unapproachable.

A) Avoid any conversation.
B) Tell them not to talk to you.
C) Interrupt them frequently.
D) Let them express themselves freely.

A) Ignore them completely.
B) Act annoyed.
C) Respond openly and warmly.
D) Walk away.

A) Avoiding all contact with other people.
B) Discussing potential solutions with others.
C) Ignoring all advice.
D) Keeping to themselves.

A) Immediately dismiss them.
B) Scold them for being the center of attention.
C) Respect their need to be social.
D) Make them feel bad about themselves.

A) Solitary and quiet.
B) Socially active and stimulating.
C) Lonely and dull.
D) Without any form of entertainment.

A) Consider attending and being open to socializing.
B) Accept then don't go.
C) Insult the party.
D) Decline immediately without explanation.

A) Suggest they isolate themselves.
B) Tell them their goals are unimportant.
C) Offer to help them connect with relevant people.
D) Give them no help whatsoever.