测测你的野心有多大?

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   Walking into a fast-food restaurant, after taking the order, what kind of food will you have first?
   走进快餐店,点好了食物,你会先吃哪一种?
  A. French fries
  B. Hamburgers
  C. Soft drinks
  D. Dessert
  A. 薯条
  B. 汉堡
  C. 饮料
  D. 甜点
   A. French fries: For you, such an unsophisticated per-son, to achieve your ambition is too difficult. You usually seem a little bit indifferent towards your work, but it is re-ally a pity that others will see through your small tricks as soon as you let out your ambitions.
   B. Hamburgers: You are a person who treats every-thing very directly without any consideration. You don’t care about anything, even others’ feelings. So you have your heart on getting promotion. Without any ques-tion, you are an ambitious man.
   C. Soft drinks: You are a tactful person. You like to beat about the bush instead of being straight forward. Although you are filled with great ambition, you still pretend to be bored with it.
   D. Dessert: You are the person who always does things in contrary way. You have your own ideas about ambition. In order to strive for your own benefits, you would do something totally different from others. To the people around you, you are a big shot. But the best thing is, your principles seldom get you in to trouble.
   A. 薯条:野心这件事对你而言,好像有点遥不可及,你是一个心思很单纯的人,虽然平时对工作也只是抱打哈哈的心理,一旦你想表现得很有野心,很抱歉!别人也能一下子看穿你的企图!
   B. 汉堡:你是一个心思颇为直接的人,你做事也很直接,从不会考虑太多,更不用说别人的感受了,所以你是一个一心一意想往上爬、企图很明显的人物。
   C. 饮料:你是一个属于鸭子划水型的人物,你从不正面去表示你的意图,喜欢从侧面去打探事情,对于野心这件事,虽然内心有,但在表面上却装成很讨厌的样子。
   D.甜点:你真是一个反其道而行的人,对于野心,你有自己的想法,对于争取,你总用和别人不同的方法进行,对别人而言,你是个不一般的人物,别人也不会轻易得罪你。
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