What Supreme Court Justice Are You?

What do you do when you have a crush on someone and want to ask them out?

1. You take the classic approach, impressing them with red roses and jewelry before asking them out.

2. You admire them from afar and hope they notice you eventually.

3. You ask them to go out with you right away- you’re not shy.

4. You match up two people you know and take your crush on a double date with them.

5. You gradually get to know them better until you feel you can ask them out.

6. You ask them out once, but if they reject it you move along. Their loss!

7. You ask them out, but if they don’t like you then you have a list of other people you can set them up with.

8. You ask them to go out with you. So simple.

9. You invite them to a party.

How do you act when your class has a substitute who doesn’t know what they’re doing?

1. You assume control and help the substitute.

2. You try your best to complete your work alone.

3. You correct the substitute every time they make a mistake.

4. You try to help those around you with their work.

5. You’re patient with the substitute because you know their job is hard.

6. You demand that the substitute is replaced with a more competent teacher.

7. You’re not too worried about the whole thing.

8. You do what the sub says because the teacher’s the teacher.

9. You take the opportunity to have some fun with the substitute.

The school threatens to remove all the doors on the bathrooms (crazy right?). How do you respond?

1. You trust the administration to do what’s right.

2. You keep quiet and see what happens.

3. You create a petition with student and staff signatures to get your way.

4. You may not like the idea, but you will deal with whatever happens.

5. You understand that the administration has good reasons to suggest this step.

6. You tell anyone who will listen exactly how you feel about this crazy idea.

7. You encourage everyone to think about the pros and cons before they form any opinions.

8. The rules are the rules, and you’ll follow them no matter what.

9. You very clearly have an opinion on the issue, but many others disagree with you.

Your class plays Kahoot. How do you play?

1. You try to get the questions right.

2. You’re always on the top five board but no one knows it’s you.

3. When you play with a partner you are always the one who taps the answer.

4. You love playing with a partner.

5. You focus on getting the right answer, even if it takes you a while.

6. After the class finishes the teacher’s Kahoot you insist the class plays another one.

7. You always say the answers out loud to help others.

8. You’re the only person in class whose username is just their full name.

9. You consider your usernames very funny even though the teacher sometimes deletes them.

You witness a freshman being bullied by some seniors. What do you do?

1. You go find a teacher.

2. You don’t say anything at the moment.

3. You go right up to the bullies and tell them to back down.

4. You appeal to the seniors and tell them why they shouldn’t bully the freshman.

5. You listen to both sides of the story, from the freshman and the seniors.

6. You demand the seniors stop and threaten to tell the principal if they don’t.

7. You try to work out a solution between the students.

8. You tell the seniors the rules against bullying and hope that encourages them to stop.

9. You get some friends to help you get the seniors to leave the freshman alone.

Which kind of friend are you?

1. The one people look up to

2. The quiet one who’s secretly smart

3. The one who’s ready to fight anyone

4. The one who wants everyone to get along

5. The one who’s always trying new things

6. The slightly scary one

7. The hip one

8. The serious one

9. The loud one

If you got mostly…

1. You’re Chief Justice John Roberts. You value traditional methods and prefer to stick to the rules. You are a strong, natural leader. Many others respect you and look up to your skills in a variety of areas.

2. You’re Associate Justice Clarence Thomas. You are dedicated and willing to work hard to overcome any difficulties you face. You think that combating discrimination is very important. Religion and your family members have a large influence on your life. You tend to be introverted, quiet, and rarely speak (or ask questions…), but your peers value your intellect all the same.

3. You’re Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. You are not willing to back down, even when facing tough opposition. You are willing to put in the time and effort to make a change in the places you see need improving. You aren’t afraid to ask questions or tell someone what to do. You can be described as a force to be reckoned with.

4. You’re Associate Justice, Stephen Breyer. You are full of optimism and try your best to ensure that everyone gets along. You respect others’ decisions, even if they are different from yours. You’re practical and realistic, trusting the logic and the facts over ideas and theories. When you want something, you do whatever it takes to get it. Not even a punctured lung and multiple ribs will stop you from your goal!

5. You’re Associate Justice Samuel Alito. You are always putting yourself in other people’s shoes, looking at things from their point of view. Because of this, you decide what is right or wrong on a case-by-case basis. Fighting discrimination, such as immigrants or ethnicities, is an important issue for you. You love trying new things, including many extracurriculars. When you have a goal, you work steadily towards it, no matter how long it takes.

6. You’re Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor. You are hard-working, diligent, and disciplined, as well as fearless, imposing, fiery, and persuasive. You tend to keep a low profile, but you’re not afraid to confront someone. Though you can be vicious to those who waste your time, you are all for encouraging those who work hard and try their best.

7. You’re Associate Justice Elena Kagan. You’re a real team player, preferring to work behind the scenes to increase cohesion and productivity in the group rather than stealing the spotlight yourself. You’re not a fan of conflict and prefer all around cohesion between people. You are known for being in touch with modern technology and pop culture. You are also pragmatic, trusting the facts.

8. You’re Associate Justice, Neil Gorsuch. You believe strongly in following the rules. You say what you mean and you mean what you say because you think the most important thing is the plain meaning of words. You enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing, skiing, and hunting.

9. You’re Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh. You are always willing to give your opinion and do so on some very hot topics. You’re known to have a bit of a temper, but you have a soft spot when it comes to some things, like beer. You like beer. You still like beer.