Psychological test questions: Are you a nostalgic person?

If someone tells you that you are nostalgic, do you remain unconvinced? Follow the test to find out whether you are nostalgic or not.

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1. When you accidentally search your old clothes and find a piece of paper with a phone number written on it in the bag, you will:

I tried my best to remember who the phone number belonged to. If I couldn't remember, I wrote it down in a notebook and kept it for later. 4 points

Call the number immediately and ask who the other party is so that you can recognize each other. 5 points

Try to remember the person the phone number belongs to. If you can't remember, throw the piece of paper away. 3 points

Throw the paper away immediately, as things from the past have little meaning today. 1 point

Ask friends and family to help identify the call and try to find out where the phone number came from. 2 points

2. When you are shopping, a person with a familiar face appears in front of you and smiles at you. What will you do?

Smile back, but keep going, don’t stop acknowledging it. 2 points

Leave the scene quickly. 1 point

Stop and wait for the other person to greet you and introduce themselves. 4 points

Stop and take the initiative to say hello to the other person and reintroduce yourself. 5 points

Leave the scene quickly, but signal to the other party to keep in touch. 3 points

3. You and your best friend broke up for some reason. Which of the following people would you choose to be friends with:

Anyone can do it. 2 points

Someone who looks very similar to your old friend. 4 points

Someone with a personality very similar to your former friend. 3 points

Someone whose appearance and personality are very similar to your former friend. 5 points

Someone whose appearance and personality are completely different from your previous friends. 1 point

4. When you find your father or mother’s clothes in the closet, would you be willing to wear them when going out?

Absolutely. 5 points

Absolutely not. 1 point

In most cases, yes. 4 points

In a small number of cases, they are willing to do so. 3 points

It depends on the circumstances at the time. 2 points

5. If an old friend or classmate calls you, what do you think their purpose is?

They want you to buy insurance. 3 points

They ask you to attend a party with classmates or friends. 5 points

They want to be friends with you again. 4 points

They called the wrong number and contacted the wrong person. 1 point

They want to borrow money from you. 2 points

6. Your relationship with your old home will be:

Passing by by chance. 2 points

Go back occasionally. 4 points

Completely forgotten. 1 point

Still paying close attention. 5 points

I've dreamed about it. 3 points

7. When faced with a long romantic drama, how do you feel?

Old fashioned. 2 points

Full of wisdom. 5 points

Dull and boring. 1 point

Poor quality. 4 points

Not very interested. 3 points

8. If a piece of furniture in your home that is as old as you starts to fall apart, you will:

Throw it away immediately. 1 point

Use it with care and don't let it get damaged easily. 5 points

Try to repair it and continue using it. 4 points

Place it in a corner of your home and stop using it, but don't discard it. 3 points

Allow the furniture to rot naturally before discarding it. 2 points