Have you ever considered trying bungee jumping or parachuting?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Maybe.

Have you ever decided to do something without knowing the potential consequences (i.e., jump into untested waters)?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Almost.

Have you traveled abroad?
a. Yes.
b. No.

Do you go to your ATM machine at night?
a. Regularly.
b. Sometimes.
c. Never.

Without looking at the top 10 companies that just one of your funds invests in, can you
a. Name all 10?
b. Name more than five?
c. Name more than two?
d. Less than zero?

How often do you check the air pressure in your tires?
a. Regularly.
b. Sometimes.
c. Never.

If the pilot light in a gas stove isn't working, you would
a. Light it.
b. Stand by while someone lights it for you.
c. Move.

Which best describes how your current portfolio is allocated?
a. 100 percent in high-risk investments.
b. Some risky investments, some conservative investments.
c. Moderately conservative with a dash of risk.
d. As little risk as possible.

Does the probability of losing 10 percent or more of your entire portfolio make you
a. Not want to invest?
b. Invest a modest amount?
c. Ignore short-term dips?

If you inherited a lump sum of money, say $10,000, would you
a. Invest it all at once?
b. Gradually invest it?
c. Put it all in a CD?

Do you feel more comfortable when
a. You're in total control?
b. Sharing decisions?
c. Being told what to do?

Would you risk everything for a potentially huge return?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Maybe.

Which strategy suits you best
a. Taking your time to get to trust someone?
b. Trusting someone before you know them?
c. Trusting no one?

Who would you trust first?
a. Car mechanic.
b. Hair stylist.
c. Real estate agent.
d. Broker.

The last time you pretended to know something that you didn't was
a. Just now.
b. A few days ago.
c. Never.

You would rather
a. Impress your friends.
b. Impress yourself.
c. Impress your mother.

When you were applying for your latest job, did you
a. Tell everyone you thought you would get it?
b. Tell only a handful of people you were applying?
c. Keep it to yourself, until you actually got it?

Rate the riskiest thing you have ever done on a scale from 1 (being the least risky) to 10 (being the most risky):
a. 10
b. 7
c. 5
d. 3
e. 1

Say your money is in an account at the bank that's 100 percent protected against loss. If you found out that the assets in the account weren't fully protected, would you be less inclined to keep your money at that bank?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Maybe.

In general you think that compared to the stock market, banks are
a. Safer places to keep your money?
b. Better places to keep your money?
c. Safer and better?
d. Safer, but not necessarily better?

When you contemplate investing in the U.S. stock market, do you think that it's
a. Too risky to invest in?
b. Too risky and expensive?
c. Not too risky, but too expensive?
d. Worth the risks?

When standing in line at the airport, you check to ensure you have your ticket
a. Once?
b. Twice?
c. At least twice?
d. More than three times?

When it comes to long-term commitments you would say that you are
a. Unshakable?
b. Mostly committed?
c. Fickle as a fertile feline?

Are you easily influenced by others when it comes to making decisions about your well being?
a. Yes.
b. No.
c. Sometimes.
d. You tell me.