The test of death
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The document contains a test about attitudes towards death, with questions about beliefs in an afterlife, visiting graves, and fears of death. It asks the test-taker to select answers on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 indicating less consideration of death and 5 indicating more consideration. The test then analyzes the score and claims it can determine whether one will have a mild or cruel death based on their level of respect for death shown through their answers.
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- 2. 1. When All Saints Day comes you: • Put a lot of votive candles on the grave 1 • Put only a few votive candles 3 • Put only a single one on the grave 5
- 3. 2. Do you believe in life after death? • No, or it is hard to say for me 1 • I hope there is life after death 3 • I believe 5
- 4. 3. When you’ll see a dead person in your dream what would you do: • Nothing 1 • This dream will bug me 3 • I’m happy that this person was near me 5
- 5. 4. How often do you visit the graves of your relatives? • Once a year or less 1 • On Christmas, Easter, or when there is a funeral of my relative 3 • More than it is stated in previous point 5
- 6. 5. Do you sometimes think that the death will come for you? • No 1 • Yes, I sometimes think about it, but not too long 3 • When such thoughts come I’m trying to get used to them 5
- 7. 6. When a young person dies you: • Think that it is unfair 1 • Can’t understand it 3 • Think that it is God’s will 5
- 8. 7. What do you think of a midnight stroll in the cemetery? • Great adventure that raises my adrenaline level 1 • Stupid game 3 • Unnecessary risk 5
- 9. 8. Would you like to have a short but great life, or live long but have average life? • I would like have a short but great life 1 • It’s hard to say 3 • I want to live long but have average life 5
- 10. 9. Do you think that spirits of dead people can influence the living? • No 1 • Who knows… 3 • Yes 5
- 11. 10. Are you afraid of death? • No 1 • Yes, but on the other hand when I die I won’t be afraid no more 3 • Yes, as I don’t know what is on the other side 5
- 12. If you get 10-22 points You live like the death doesn’t matter you. Do you think you will live forever? It seems like you’re making fun out of the death. But be careful, because if the death is as medieval painters showed her – a person, she may feel offended by your attitude. And who knows what may happen then. You lead a fast life. You need an adrenaline to live and your motto is: „you only live once”. Your right! And keep it that way. However, lack of respect for death may cause death won’t have any respect for you, too. You are too self-confident and that’s why your death may be cruel and violent. Death strikes only once, and there won’t be second chance.
- 13. If you get 23-37 points You feel a respect for death. There are times when you feel fear. But you’re trying to think reasonably – you know that you will have to die someday. Of course, you would like to grow old, but when you think of all those old age illnesses you think that on the other hand death in the young age is not so bad after all. Nevertheless, the view of death people, or a visit to a cemetery makes you act with the dignity. And that is the respect for the death. Taking that into consideration the death has the same respect for you. It seems that you will have mild death. Nobody knows when it will come, but it is known that it won’t be hard. Just keep respect for death.
- 14. If you get 38-50 points You have a great respect for death thanks to your faith – it confirms you in the believe that death is the border between another life. You suffer a lot when some relative dies, and simultaneously you know that body rots, but the spirit lives forever. You are trying to familiarize with your death – you know that it is imminent and that you can fight with it for too long. Despite of this fact, you are happy as you know that you will meet God. Such attitude lets you live your life withour a fear. But be careful so not to let the death be your master in life.
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