For each question, choose the answer that most closely reflects you. There may be some questions where you feel you want to circle two answers – that’s OK.
When you've finished, count how many times you chose each letter and then click here to see whether you lean towards a thinker, carer, doer, advocate or explorer and what that could mean for your role caring for creation. Many people will have two strong letters — that’s completely normal.
When you hear about climate change, your first reaction is usually:
(A) “I want to understand the facts properly and learn more.”
(B) “I feel upset because people and wildlife are suffering.”
(C) “What practical thing could I do to make a difference?”
(D) “We need to change systems. Individual actions are not enough.”
(E) “It’s overwhelming. Nothing I do will make a difference.”
In a group project, you usually:
(A) Research, plan, or analyse.
(B) Encourage people and support anyone who looks uncomfortable.
(C) Get stuck in with anything practical.
(D) Organise, lead, or challenge decisions.
(E) Observe or help with tasks as needed.
Which activity sounds most appealing?
(A) Reading, watching documentaries, or learning new ideas.
(B) Helping others one-to-one or in small groups.
(C) Gardening, fixing, building, or hands-on work.
(D) Campaigning, writing letters, or running events.
(E) Helping at a church event or community project.
When faced with a big problem, you tend to ask:
(A) “Why is this happening?”
(B) “Who is being affected?”
(C) “What can I do right now?”
(D) “What needs to change at a policy level?”
(E) “What is the point? My action won’t make a difference.”
Which statement fits you best?
(A) I like accuracy and good information.
(B) I care deeply about fairness and compassion.
(C) I prefer action to discussion.
(D) I’m comfortable speaking up or challenging things.
(E) I enjoy talking to others to understand their viewpoint and opinions.
If you had a free Saturday, you’d most enjoy:
(A) Visiting a museum, attending a talk, or reading.
(B) Volunteering or connecting with people or animals.
(C) Working outdoors or on a practical project.
(D) Attending a march or helping with a campaign.
(E) Going for a walk or meeting a friend for coffee.
People often describe you as:
(A) Thoughtful.
(B) Caring.
(C) Practical.
(D) Determined.
(E) Open-minded.
When others feel overwhelmed by climate issues, you:
(A) Help them understand what’s really going on.
(B) Listen and share a positive story.
(C) Suggest some simple, practical thing they could do.
(D) Encourage collective or political action.
(E) Relate to how they are feeling.