The SBTI (Silly Big Personality Test) took Chinese social media by storm. Based on the well-known MBTI, this playful test quickly won young users' hearts. Many posted their new “personality” online, comparing it and joking with friends.
The test offers funny labels(标签) like “BOSS”, “JOKER”, “ZZZZ”, and “MALO”. BOSS loves making decisions and taking control. JOKER is outgoing but hides true feelings. ZZZZ avoids trouble and arguments. And MALO humorously shares daily bad luck or embarrassing moments.
Its creator said she designed the test to remind friends to care more about their health. She never expected it to become so popular. She also noted she had no professional training in psychology(心理学). She added that some descriptions might be unclear or wrong. She apologized if it hurt anyone's feelings.
Experts have shared their opinions on this popular test. They simply see SBTI as a funny and popular social tool. Behind all the laughs, the real danger is the trap(陷阱) of labeling yourself. Human personality is not simple and is always changing. So no test can fully describe it. They warn young people not to take the labels too seriously. While funny labels can help people find things in common with friends, they should never show one's true self or influence one's future.
() 56. What did young users do after the test?
A. They posted their labels online.
B. They did more tests with friends.
C. They compared the result with that of the MBTI.
() 57. Which of the following may be from people with a ZZZZ label?
A. “Don’t worry. I’ll lead the way!”
B. “Whatever, I don’t want trouble.”
C. “Haha, that’s so me! Anyway ... ”
() 58. Why did the creator say sorry?
A. The test was too hard to finish.
B. Her words might be embarrassing.
C. The test may hurt users with wrong descriptions.
() 59. What is the “real danger” mentioned?
A. Wasting too much time online.
B. Arguing with friends about results.
C. Believing the labels truly show who you are.
() 60. What’s the passage mainly about?
A. Ways to take the SBTI test. B. SBTI’s rise and problems.
C. Reasons why SBTI is worth trying.

56.A 57.B 58.C 59.C 60.B