Having taken this "test" a good number of years ago, and I remember I often did not have a proper straight answer to give. On many questions, I would want to sa

Having taken this "test" a good number of years ago, and I remember I often did not have a proper straight answer to give. On many questions, I would want to say something like: * You're mis-representing the choices. * Well, you say that, but I'm not sure what it would actually mean. * Depends on the circumstances. * I'm not sure. * I might choose one option and then regret it, and maybe switch to another. * Those things don't contradict. * I would have done something different early on which would preclude this scenario altogether. * This question looks like an earlier one. I choose X there, but that doesn't sit well with me. Maybe I'll choose Y here for good measure. * None of the above.