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Seven Deadly Sins vs. Seven Virtues Test

Free online personality test measuring the seven deadly sins and seven virtues across 14 dimensions. 35 questions, instant spectrum result, no sign-up required.

35 questions About 5–7 minutesTested 24 times

About This Test

The seven deadly sins are the classic Western summary of human nature: pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony and lust. Facing them stand the seven virtues: humility, charity, patience, diligence, generosity, temperance and chastity. This test turns those 14 dimensions into 35 questions (28 five-point scale items plus 7 situational either/or scenarios), with some items reverse-scored to reduce response bias.

When you finish, you'll get a mirrored personality spectrum: the left half maps your seven sinful tendencies, the right half your seven virtuous ones, aligned along a central axis. Every dimension scores 0–100 as a relative value — a higher score doesn't mean better or worse, only that the tendency is stronger in you.

All answers are processed locally in your browser. Only anonymous start/finish counts are reported for popularity stats — your individual answers are never stored or analyzed.

How It Works

  1. 135 questions in total: 28 five-point scale items plus 7 either/or scenario questions
  2. 2Answer with your first reaction — no overthinking — about 5–7 minutes
  3. 3Some items are reverse-scored (a standard psychometric design); just answer honestly
  4. 4Your result is a 14-dimension spectrum: seven sins on the left, seven virtues on the right, mirrored along the axis
  5. 5Your dominant type (15 types in total) is determined by the sin–virtue balance index

Why Take It

Self-discovery

Understand your behavioral patterns and inner drives — the "why do I always react this way"

Relationships

Take it with a partner or friends and compare spectrums to talk about how you differ

Work & growth

See your natural reactions under pressure, temptation and conflict, and find a rhythm that fits you

Creative writing

Use the 14-dimension spectrum to build character personalities and arcs

Results Preview

See the Two Forces Inside You

14 Glossary
PrideExcessive self-regard; needs recognition, struggles to admit faults
EnvyResentment of others' advantages; pulls attention back to self
WrathFast, intense emotions; quick to strike back when offended
SlothProcrastination and avoidance; parks hard things for later
GreedInsatiable accumulation; can't let go of things no longer needed
GluttonyInstant gratification; soothes emotions with food and pleasure
LustDriven by attraction; enjoys flirtation and intensity
HumilityKnows own limits, doesn't take credit; admits when others are right
CharityCares and connects; understands and helps people nearby
PatienceStays calm through waiting; not led by momentary emotion
DiligenceSustained effort; keeps going with no one watching
GenerosityShares experience and opportunities with others
TemperanceModeration and self-restraint; can wait until tomorrow
ChastityHolds boundaries and honors commitments; defines the relationship first

FAQ

Will this test "condemn" me?

No. The seven deadly sins are a classic framework for human weaknesses. This test neutrally measures behavioral tendencies — it makes no moral judgment and is not a psychological diagnosis. It simply helps you see your most natural coping patterns.

How do the sins and virtues pair up?

Traditionally they map one-to-one: pride↔humility, envy↔charity, wrath↔patience, sloth↔diligence, greed↔generosity, gluttony↔temperance, lust↔chastity. Your result shows these seven pairs as a spectrum so you can see how the two forces shift.

How long does it take?

35 questions in total: 28 five-point scale items and 7 either/or scenarios, usually 5–7 minutes. There's no time limit per question — answer with your first reaction.

Are my answers stored or uploaded?

No. All answering and scoring happen locally in your browser. We never store, upload or analyze your individual answers.

How should I read my result?

Every dimension is a 0–100 relative value — higher doesn't mean better, only stronger. Focus on the relative strength between sins and virtues, and on your highest-scoring sin and virtue: that's usually the most authentic you.

Why does the test use reverse scoring?

Some items are reverse-scored (e.g. "it usually doesn't bother me" actually measures envy) to reduce habitual answering. This is a standard psychometric technique that makes results closer to your real state.