Personality traits! We all have a wide mix, and whether they’re good or bad, they are valuable and special because they make us unique. They’re the little things that define us, and can be hard to change, but not always impossible.
One of the beautiful things about the English language is the extremely diverse set of words we can use to define people’s personalities. Some are common, some are not, but all are important to know.
Hopefully, you can define them properly and pass this quiz. Careful, some of these might be ambiguous, but it should still be easy enough!
Marked by meekness or modesty; not arrogant or prideful
egotistical
humble
vain
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Wrong!
Possessing or displaying courage
brave
strong
cowardly
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Wrong!
Able to face and deal with danger or fear without flinching
pitiful
neat
courageous
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Wrong!
Of great consequence
serious
unprofessional
professional
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Adroit or imaginative
dumb
resourceful
feminine
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Tenaciously unwilling to yield
stubborn
easy-going
hot
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Steadfast in allegiance or duty
loyal
betraying
cold
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Naive and easily deceived or tricked
trickster
gullible
weak
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Showing poise and assurance in your own worth
confident
self-trusting
self-confident
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Characterized by diligent learning and fondness for reading
smart
studious
bookie
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Naughtily or annoyingly playful
mischievous
deadly
serious
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Wrong!
Willing to undertake new and daring enterprises
adventurous
scared
fragile
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Inspired by love for your country
countryman
patriotic
brave
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Showing careful forethought
fast
crazy
cautious
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Having an exaggerated sense of self-importance
conceited
condescending
rich
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Offensively self-assured or exercising unwarranted power
willful
powerful
bossy
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Feeling self-respect, self-esteem, or self-importance
egotistical
proud
self-confident
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Involving the joint activity of two or more
dual
cooperative
two-pronged
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Having reached full natural growth or development
mature
young
mild
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Having been learned or found especially by investigation
deviant
determined
righteous
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