How Do You Exercise Free Will? | Behrman House Publishing

If you were given an opportunity to pick a summer camp, you would *

Collect detailed information about lots of camps, and then pick one that fits you best.

Decide what type of camp you like, and then ask your parents to help you find one like it.

Choose one that your parents said would be fun.

You enjoy spending your free time *

What free time? So many people have given you great ideas for hobbies that you rarely have downtime.

Hanging out with friends and doing whatever someone suggests.

Reading books, shooting hoops, or doing whatever interests you most.

When deciding what to wear to an important event, you *

Consult a friend whose taste in clothes you admire.

Try on everything in your closet, and then choose the most appropriate outfit.

Ask all your friends what they’re wearing, and then pick something similar.

If you found a lost bracelet, you would most likely *

Try to figure out who it belongs to so you can return it.

Ask your teacher what you should do with it.

Leave it where you found it.

If you discovered that a friend cheated on a test, you would probably *

Pretend you didn’t notice until your friend decided to tell you.

Tell your friend that cheating is wrong.

Ask the school guidance counselor for advice.

When you donate money to tzedakah, you *

Carefully consider where you want the money to go, and then send it.

Take so long to decide where the money should go that you forget to send it.

Ask your rabbi which charity to send it to.

When voting for class president, you *

Listen carefully to what each candidate has to say before casting your vote.

Decide not to vote because you’re not sure which candidate is best for the job.

Ask friends who have been in student government who they think is best.