Alien encounter quiz: what would you do first?
Ten scenes from one strange night. Answer on instinct and it names the job you would take in the first minute of first contact.
Ten questions. One designation.
Answer the way you would at 11:47 pm with the power out. Beside you, an iris forms from your answers. Nobody else finishes with the one you do.
Your first card stands.
This device already entered a card into the record, and the record keeps that first card. Nothing is sent for this result. Save it here to keep it.
Next: Run the readiness drillRead the first-contact briefing
What the ten questions measure.
Every question is a scene from the same night, and every scene gives you four moves. None of them is wrong. Each one leans toward a different first job: protect the people, calm the room, keep the record, or find the way out.
Your designation is the job you reached for most often. When two jobs tie, the later and harder scenes decide it. The options are shuffled for every visitor, so the first answer on the screen is never a hint.
The iris beside the questions is built from the same answers. Its color follows your running mix of the four jobs, and its rings and markings come from which moves you picked. Two people who answer differently never finish with the same one.
The four roles
- SentinelPrimary protector
Protects the people. Counts heads, finds the gap, and stands in it.
- DiplomatDe-escalation lead
Calms the room. Open hands, a quiet voice, and nothing sudden.
- ScholarField analyst
Keeps the record. Time, direction, light, and what can be proven.
- SurvivorSelf-preservation
Finds the way out. Gets children, pets and the frozen moving first.
A fifth designation is not issued. It appears. The sealed file
Exhibit 03 · Witness sketch
Nobody chooses their role. They find out.
The ten questions do not test what you know. They record what you would do, which is the only thing that matters when the lights go out.
Released in partQuestions about the quiz.
Plain answers for anyone deciding whether to spend a few minutes on it.
What is the alien encounter quiz?
A ten-question first contact quiz. Each question is a scene from one night of a contact event, and each answer leans toward one of four civilian roles. You finish with a designation, a serial and an iris print built from your answers.
Is it a first contact personality test?
Close. It never asks you to describe yourself. It asks what you would do under uncertainty, stress and a crowd, and names the job you reach for first. It is a preparedness exercise, not a psychological assessment.
What results can I get?
Sentinel, Diplomat, Scholar or Survivor. Each has a dossier that explains the job and how to train it. A fifth designation, First Contact, is not issued. It appears.
How many questions are there?
Ten. Each one is a pressure scene with four possible moves, and most people finish in a few minutes.
Is it useful for a real UFO or UAP sighting?
The habits it rewards, like staying calm, keeping your distance and taking clean notes, apply to any strange sighting. For a real one, read the intel file on what to do if you see a UFO.
What happens after I get my result?
You can save your First Contact Card as an image, share it, or enter your email to have the card sent to you. The same email gets launch access when the app opens.
Are my answers saved?
Your answers are kept in this browser so your result is still here when you come back. Your email is only collected if you type it in and ask for your card.
Know your job before the lights go out.
Ten scenes, a few minutes, and a card with your designation on it. Then read what the first minutes actually ask of you, or read the questions people ask first.