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At some research stations, winter temperatures can reach -112°C (-80°F). How well do you handle being cold? |  Not well |
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 Fairly well |
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 Very well |
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Antarctica experiences three to six months of complete darkness in winter. Would the lack of sunlight affect you? | I'd go a little crazy |
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Maybe I'll use a natural light lamp |
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I think it'd be interesting |
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Winds of up to 300 kilometers per hour (185 mph) have been recorded in Antarctica, and the sound is intense. Would this bother you? | I'd find it annoying |
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I can tune it out |
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That doesn't bother me |
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Rooms are comfortable but space is tight. Could you live-and work-with just a few people for months at a time? | I need my privacy |
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I hope I'll find some alone time |
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I can get along with anybody |
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Crews working outside have to wear up to seven layers of clothing. Do you have the patience for all those zippers? | I have little patience |
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I am fairly patient |
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I'm very patient |
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Research stations have energy and water conservation programs. Could you get by with only two, two-minute showers a week? | I couldn't wait that long |
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Maybe I'd get used to it |
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I like roughing it |
