What Type of Goose Are You? | Behrman House Publishing

When your best friend stays home from school because of a nasty flu, you *

Fill in for him as the prayer leader in your class’s youth services.

Call your friend to wish him a refuah shleimah (speedy recovery) and tell him he’ll be feeling great in no time.

Bring him some of your mother’s magical homemade chicken soup.

Your basketball team has lost three games in a row. What do you do? *

You make up a funny cheer to raise the team’s spirits.

You work to improve your game by practicing your jump shots.

You stand up for your teammates when the class bully tries to make them feel bad.

Your youth group president is so busy with schoolwork that she hasn’t started organizing the upcoming Purim carnival yet. You *

Offer to begin planning the event yourself since your homework is already finished.

Remind her about the carnival and tell her you’re sure it’ll be the best one ever.

Listen when she tells you how stressed out she feels.

Your parents decide to send your sister to camp with you instead of the camp she has attended for three summers. She’s not happy to leave her long-time friends. You comfort her by *

Offering to speak to your parents on her behalf.

Promising to look out for her the whole summer.

Encouraging her that she will make plenty of friends at her new camp.

Your class is leading services during Youth Shabbat at your synagogue. You *

Leave a note in everyone’s Siddur wishing good luck on the big day.

Go over the services with kids who have difficulty reading Hebrew.

Volunteer to write a play about the parashah to perform for the younger children.

On a nature hike with your friends one sunny Sunday afternoon, *

You lead the group in a song to keep spirits high as you walk.

You hang back to keep the stragglers company.

You run up front to help figure out how to cross the bubbling brook.

Your family is hosting a block party. What do you do? *

You take charge of the entertainment for the little kids.

You help the elderly woman down the street join by pushing her wheelchair.

You make invitations encouraging everyone to attend.