ARE YOU CAPTAIN CLASS MATERIAL?

During a football game, a cut on your hand starts squirting blood all over your uniform. Would you:

Tell the medical staff not to touch you?

Ask the trainers to apply new bandages during a break?

Leave the game to get bandaged, then return?

Ask your coach to make a ruling?

Your team is voting to elect a new captain. There's a good chance you'll win. Would you:

Abstain from voting?

Give a speech to promote your candidacy?

Say nothing and vote for yourself?

Say nothing and vote for somebody else?

Two days before a championship final, you learn that your father is in the hospital with only days to live. Would you:

Go home without making any public comment?

Stay and play without telling your teammates about the situation?

Stay and play, but put out a statement asking the press to respect your privacy?

Stay, but play only if you think you're capable of helping the team?

Before taking the field for a championship final, would you:

Ask your teammates to take turns addressing the group?

Give a passionate speech?

Say nothing, but work hard to exude confidence?

Circulate among the players to talk to them individually?

Your team is in a deep slump and now faces its toughest rival. To turn the tide, would you:

Tell the group you love them, win or lose?

Try to rattle the other team by insulting them during play?

Try to project confidence and calm?

Change your tactics to confuse your opponents?

Your team is being horribly fouled, you've suffered several injuries and your team is headed for defeat. Would you:

Urge your coach to pull the starters?

Employ the same dirty tactics?

Play harder?

Berate the referees until they intervene?

Before a game, a superstar on the opposing team tells the press you are a mediocre support player. After your team wins, would you:

Make no comment?

Punch the superstar in the face?

Tell reporters it's true, you are just a support player?

Deliver a forceful rebuttal?

You have strong views about how to fix your struggling team, but management won't listen. Would you:

Write a letter outlining your concerns?

Go to the press and make your views public?

Threaten to quit or demand a trade?

Organize the players to stage a protest?

Your league has a rule that you hate but doesn't seem to be strictly enforcing it. Would you:

Work behind the scenes to change it?

Work hard to adapt to it?

Try to violate it without getting caught?

Flagrantly violate it as a form of protest?

Days before soccer's World Cup, your coach decides to bench you and make your replacement the new captain. Would you: