What is your Moral Alignment?

Your moral alignment is defined by the kind of person you are and the decisions you make in tough situations. This quiz is designed to test you under these conditions to find the true extent of your morality. Be prepared for unconventional questions and an unexpected result!

This quiz is a bit different from the norm. The unexpected nature of the questions is meant to provoke an honest emotional reaction and thus an honest result.

Created by: Will Lotz

Before we start, I'm going to ask you a series of questions to get to know you better as a person. First, do you think that the results of an online quiz are a good indicator of who you actually are as a person?
- No, the result I get is purely arbitrary.
- No, the result may be based on how I answer but it isn't a good representation of who I am.
- No, because you couldn't possibly know who I am just based on a series of unchanging, generalized questions.
- Maybe, I can't know for sure.
- Yes, because the quiz is specifically tailored to understand the type of person you are by a set of meticulous personality-based questions.
- Slightly, you won't get the whole picture but it's at least somewhat correct.
- Of course, because the answers I give will tell you what kind of person I am.
What is the role you tend to take in a group situation? Let's say you don't know these people very well, but you have to work together to accomplish a specific goal.
- I don't help, I let the others take care of it.
- I'm the leader, I take charge and make sure things get done even if I get my own hands dirty.
- I help out a bit, but mostly chat with the others.
- I don't care. I'll try to make the best of the situation by at least getting to know my peers.
- I take charge, but I manage people instead of doing the work.
- I do the work on my own, the others will only slow me down.
What do you think is the best way to store a carton of milk?
- Put it in the fridge immediately after opening it.
- Leave it out as long as you need it, and then put it into the fridge.
- Finish everything in one sitting to not waste space in the fridge.
- In the cupboard. There isn't enough room in the fridge.
- In the freezer, because you like your milk chilled.
- Leave it out for someone else to put it back.
What is your favorite color?
- Blue
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
- Orange
- Black
- White
- None of the above
Do you think having a favorite color matters?
- No, because they're simply an aesthetic preference.
- No, because they are arbitrary.
- It depends from person to person.
- Yes, because they can tell you more about a person's preferences.
- Yes, because they're fun.
Finally, what is your opinion on nuclear weapons?
- They should all be destroyed/disposed of.
- They should be stored deeply away, god forbid we one day need to use them.
- Don't do anything, the countries that have them should be allowed to keep them.
- Continue to manufacture them so we can prevent war by means of M.A.D.
- Restrict their prescence in certain countries that don't have political stability.
- Make more so we can bomb our opposition if they encourage political turmoil.
Now I'm going to provide a series of scenarios that I ask you answer truthfully in order for the quiz to yield the best results. Scenario 1: You are ten years old. Your parents have been fighting for a while now and have finally decided to get divorced, as they believe it is the best for both you and for the continued wellbeing of the family. In court they both declare custody of you, unable to compromise evenly. You reflect on them both; your father treats you like an adult but has his alcoholic stints in which he can be erratic and violent, and your mother is very strict but orderly and fair. Ultimately, the decision to join either one comes down to you.
- Join your father, because you'd rather be independent than co-dependent.
- Join your mother, because you prefer order and predictability in life.
- Plead them to reach a compromise, for your sake.
- Say that you'd rather join your uncle upstate, who lives on his own in a large, exorbitant mansion.
- Go to the bathroom so you can play on your Gameboy in peace.
- Lead them both on so they fight harder for your custody.
Scenario 2: You're the heir of a large, multinational plastic conglomerate that produces the highest volume of commercial plastic out of any enterprise in the eastern hemisphere. On his deathbed, your father implores you to dissolve the company for the sake of the environment, which has been steadily worsening following the massive carbon dioxide emissions the company has been outputting. However, doing so would put many people out of a job and leave a huge gaping hole in the economy. He dies before you respond to his request.
- Run the company anyway and increase production to improve the profit margin.
- Run the company, but cut down on production to cut down on CO2 emission.
- Dissolve the company, putting thousands out of a job.
- Sell the company to the highest bidder.
- Dissolve the company and use your inheritance to start a campaign for improving renewable energy.
- Inflate the economy by providing shareholders with fraudulent financial reports, improving the company's stock.
Scenario 3: You've been drafted in a war for a country you've recently become a citizen in, and your opposition is the country you originally hailed from. You have no option to abstain from the fighting as a young woman in her physical prime. You ship out for the front lines tomorrow, and your squad mates are already overly enthusiastic for their first day on the field, demeaning the enemy in any way they can.
- Tell your CO that you're a Conscientious Objector, unable to shoot and kill another human being.
- Do nothing, knowing you won't be able to get out of it.
- Desert your squadron and find a way to join the army in your homeland.
- Place C4 in your squadmates' loadout and trigger it on the battlefield to avoid suspicion.
- Try to reason with your CO, telling them you can't kill your own people even though you're a citizen of this country.
- Engage in friendly fire on the battlefield.
- Fight for the foreign army anyway. The pay is good, after all.
Scenario 4: You're a social media influencer, advocating for social media itself to end. You rake in plenty of profits from sponsorships and donations, knowing that if your campaign is to succeed you will lose these benefits. However, you realize that at this point you won't be able to change your stance on the issue without major repercussions.
- Stage a government intervention on your campaign in order to justify changing your stance on the issue.
- Admit to your fans that you need their continued support if your campaign is successful.
- Continue the campaign, knowing the repercussions.
- Extend your campaign to even more social media sites in order to improve your salary before your advocacy culminates.
- Expand your influence over your followers with increasingly misleading anti-internet propaganda, and then expose them.
- Commercialize your brand to extend your relevance.
Scenario 5: You are presented with a button that, upon being pressed, will dispense copious amounts of money but also have a 50% chance of instantly killing the person who pressed it. You really need the money; you've recently been fired from your job, have accumulated massive credit card debt, and now are completely unable to support your family.
- Press the button, regardless of the consequences.
- Have someone else press the button, and if they survive steal the money.
- Have someone else press the button and split the money with them if they survive.
- Don't press the button. Your family matters too much to potentially throw away your life.
- Tell your partner about it, and act based on their advice.
- Flip a coin and act based on the result.
Thank you for your honesty. Now, one final question: did you have fun?
- No.
- Yes.
- Not really.
- Kind of.
- These quizzes are pointless.

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