1.

You are in your front garden when someone rings your neighbour's doorbell. They are away on holiday. Do you:

A		shout over the fence that they're away on holiday and say when they'll be back
B		show them where they've hidden their spare key
C		call the police
D		discretely observe them without volunteering any information

2.

You see someone pushing a leaflet into a neighbour's letter box leaving it sticking out, when you know the neighbours are on holiday. Do you:

A		leave it alone - it's not yours
B		wait until they've gone and push it in properly
C		tell the person delivering the leaflet to push it in properly and explain why

3.

Someone opens the gate of a neighbour you know to be out, and goes through to the back garden. Do you:

A		ignore it - it's none of your business
B		call the police
C		confront them to find out what they're doing
D		observe them discretely from inside your house

4.

From your house you see a youth attempting to force open a car door in the street. Do you:

A		ignore it - it's none of your business
B		call the police
C		go out for a walk and nonchalantly walk in his direction to see if this scares him off
D		ask him if he needs help finding his keys

5.

You notice an elderly neighbour's curtains drawn shut during the day, which is unusual for them. Do you:

A		ignore it - it's none of your business
B		call the police
C		ring their doorbell to see if they're ok
D		put on a balaclava and peer through their window

6.

What's the best way to leave your curtains when you go on holiday?

A		open
B		closed
C		half closed
D		ask a neighbour to open & close them

7.

When you are in your house should you:

A		keep all your doors locked and hide all the keys in a drawer
B		keep one door unlocked at all times in case you need to escape
C		keep all your doors locked with the keys somewhere nearby

8.

Where's the safest place to keep your car keys?

A		In the car behind the sun visor
B		under a plant pot in your garden
C		On a shelf near your front door
D		Somewhere inside but out of reach of the front door

9.

You've just parked outside the local shop to get a few things. You have a nice new Sat Nav. Should you:

A		Just leave it there - you won't be long
B		Take it with you
C		Cover it with your jacket and make sure you lock your car

10.

You've just stopped at the petrol station to fill up. Should you:

A		Leave the keys in the ignition whilst filling up and paying
B		Remember to take the keys out when you go to pay
C		Take the keys out when you go to fill up and lock the vehicle when you go to pay

11.

Whilst walking home at night you see a group of noisy youths hanging about on the pavement up ahead, partially blocking the way. Should you:

A		Turn around and go back the way you came
B		Keep going and try to stare them out as you go past so they know not to mess with you
C		Cross to the other pavement and continue on your way without making eye contact
D		Stop and ask them what they're doing

12.

You are watching TV one night when you hear a neighbour's alarm going off. Should you:

A		Turn up your TV and hope it'll stop soon
B		Go to their house, sneak round the back and peek through the window to see if you can see someone
C		Call the police
D		Look out your window, or go out into the street to have a look.

13.

Someone calls at your door collecting for your favourite charity. It's pouring with rain. Should you:

A		Tell them to leave you alone or you'll call the police
B		Invite them to come in out of the rain and wait in your hall while you go and get your wallet
C		Ask to see their ID card, then ask them politely to hold on while you close the door and get some money to give them

14.

Someone calls at your door offering to resurface your drive at a knockdown price. It's a limited time offer which can be secured with a deposit, and your drive does badly need done. Should you:

A		Agree and pay the required deposit before the offer expires
B		Decline and instead get quotes from companies you find in the local paper or directory

15.

A caller at your door says they are conducting a market research survey about banking habits and starts to ask you questions including your name, date of birth, etc. As a reward you will receive £10 credited into your bank account, for which you need to give your bank details. Should you:

A		Politely tell them you do not wish to participate in their survey, then call the police with a description.
B		Answer all their questions and check your account over the next few days for your £10 reward
C		Tell them they should leave immediately or you'll set your dogs on them