The Generalized Occupational Aptitude Test is a test you do as part of the main story,
it's meant to show what job you would be good for in the vault.  The questions you answer
will help determine what your character is like, and it determines what your prevalent
skill will be.  You can actually skip the entire test by just talking to Mr. Brotch and
telling him you don't want to take the test, you'll skip the "presentation" and
can pick your tag skills.  You can leave right after and it will save you about 5-10
minutes, if you opt this you will not receive The_G.O.A.T._Whisperer Achievement.

Here are the Questions, the answers, and what skill each counts towards:

Q1.

You are approached by a frenzied vault scientist, who yells, "I'm going to put my
quantum harmonizer in your photonic resonation chamber!" What's your response

* 1 "But doctor, wouldn't that cause a parabolic destabilization of the fission
singularity" - Science
* 2 "Yeah Up yours too, buddy!" - Speech
* 3 Say nothing, but grab a nearby pipe and hit the scientist in the head to knock him
out. For all you knew, he was  planning to blow up the vault. - Melee
* 4 Say nothing, but slip away before the scientist can continue his rant. - Sneak 

Q2.

While working as an intern in the clinic, a patient with a strange infection on his foot
stumbles through the door. The infection is spreading at an alarming rate, but the doctor
has stepped out for a while.

* 1 Amputate the foot before the infection spreads - Melee
* 2 Scream for help - Speech
* 3 Medicate the infected area to the best of your abilities - Medicine
* 4 Restrain the patient, and merely observe as the infection spreads - Science

Q3.

You discover a young boy lost in the lower levels of the vault. He's hungry and
frightened, but also appears to be in possession of stolen property. What do you do

* 1 Give the boy a hug and tell him everything will be ok - Speech
* 2 Confiscate the property by force, and leave him there as punishment - Unarmed
* 3 Pick the boy's pocket to take the stolen property for yourself, and leave the boy to
his fate - Sneak
* 4 Lead the boy to safety, Then turn him over to the overseer - Nothing

Q4.

Congratulations! You made one of the Vault 101 baseball teams! Which position do you
prefer

* 1 Pitcher - Explosives
* 2 Catcher - Big Guns
* 3 Designated Hitter - Melee
* 4 None, you wish the vault had a soccer team - Unarmed 

Q5.

Your Grandmother invites you to tea, but you're surprised when she gives you a pistol and
orders you to kill another vault resident. What do you do

    * 1 Obey your elder and kill the vault resident with the pistol - Small Guns
    * 2 Offer your most prized possession in exchange for the vault resident's life -
Barter
    * 3 Ask for a minigun instead. After all, you don't want to miss. - Big Guns
    * 4 Throw your tea in granny's face. - Explosives

Q6.

Old Mr. Abernathy has locked himself in his quarters again, and you've been ordered to get
him out. How do you proceed

* 1 Use a bobby pin to pick the lock on the door - Lockpicking
* 2 Trade a vault hoodlum for his cherry bomb and blow open the lock. - Explosives AND
Barter
* 3 Go to the armory, retreive a laser pistol, and blow the lock off. - Energy Weapons
* 4 Just walk away and let the old coot rot. - Repair

Q7.

Oh no! You've been exposed to radiation, and a mutated hand has grown out of your stomach!
What's the best course of treatment

* 1 Bullet to the brain - Small guns
* 2 Large Doses of anti-mutagen agent - Medicine
* 3 Prayer, Maybe God will spare you in exchange for a life of pious devotion - Barter
* 4 Removal of the mutated tissue with a precision laser - Energy Weapons

Q8.

A fellow Vault 101 resident is in possession of a Grognak the Barbarian comic book, issue
number 1. You want it. Whats the best way to obtain it

* 1 Trade the comic book for one of your own valuable possessions - Barter
* 2 Steal the comic book at gunpoint - Small guns
* 3 Sneak into the resident's quarters, and steal the comic book from his desk - Sneak
* 4 Slip some knock out drops into the resident's Nuka Cola, and take the comic book when
he's unconscious. - Medicine

Q9.

You decide it would be fun to play a prank on your father. You enter his private restroom
when no one is looking, and....

* 1 Loosen some bolts on the sink. When the sink is turned on, the room will flood. -
Repair
* 2 Put a firecracker in the toilet. Thats sure to cause some chaos - Explosives
* 3 Break into the locked medicine cabinet and replace his high blood pressure medication
with sugar pills - Sneak
* 4 Manipulate the power wattage on his razor, so he'll get an electric shock next time he
uses it - Lockpick.

Q10. (this question does not affect the test in any way.)

Who is indisputably the most important person in Vault 101: He who shelters us from the
harshness of the atomic wasteland, and to whom we owe everything we have, including our
lives

* 1 The Overseer. - N/A
* 2 The Overseer. - N/A
* 3 The Overseer. - N/A
* 4 The Overseer. - N/A 


The results are determined by a very simple formula: Each of the above questions (Minus
#10 obviously) adds 1 "point" towards the skill it represents. The skill with
the most "points" at the end of the test is your result.

The results are as follows:

Vault Chaplain "They say the G.O.A.T never lies. According to this, you're slated to
be the next vault ... Chaplain. God help us all."

* Prevalent skill: Barter 

Laundry Cannon Operator "Well according to this, you're in line to be trained as a
laundry cannon operator. First time for everything indeed."

* Prevalent skill: Big Guns 

Pedicurist "It's nice to know I can still be surprised. Pedicurist! I might have
guessed Manicurist, or even Masseuse. But apparently you're foot person"

* Prevalent skill: Energy Weapons 

Waste Management Specialist "It says here you're perfectly suited for a career as a
Waste Management Specialist. A specialist, mind you, not just a dabbler.
Congratulations!"

* Prevalent skill: Explosives 

Vault Loyalty Inspector "Huh. "Vault Loyalty Inspector"... I thought that
had been phased out decades ago. Well, sounds like a job right up your alley, hmm"

* Prevalent skill: Lockpick 

Clinical Test Subject "Interesting. "Clinical Test Subject"... sounds like
something you should excel at. I guess you and your dad will be working together."

* Prevalent skill: Medicine 

Fry Cook "Looks like the diner's going to get a new Fry Cook. I'll just say this
once: hold the mustard, extra pickles. Ha ha ha."

* Prevalent skill: Melee Weapons 

Jukebox Technician "Thank goodness. We're finally getting a new Jukebox Technician.
That thing hasn't worked right since old Joe Palmer passed."

* Prevalent skill: Repair 

Pip-Boy Programmer "Well, well. Pip-Boy Programmer, eh Stanley will finally have
someone to talk shop with."

* Prevalent skill: Science 

Tattoo Artist "Huh. I wonder who will be brave enough to be your first customer as
the vault's new Tattoo Artist I promise it won't be me."

* Prevalent skill: Small Guns 

Shift Supervisor "Apparently you're management material. You're going to be trained
as a Shift Supervisor. Could I be talking to the next Overseer Stranger things have
happened."

* Prevalent skill: Sneak 

Marriage Counselor "Wow. Wow. Says here you're going to be the vault's Marriage
Counselor. Almost makes me want to get married, just to be able to avail myself of your
services."

* Prevalent skill: Speech 

Little League Coach "I always thought you'd have a career in professional sports.
You're the new vault Little League coach! Congratulations."

* Prevalent skill: Unarmed (Male) 

Masseuse "Looks like you'll be putting your ... physical talents to good use as the
vault's new Masseuse."

* Prevalent skill: Unarmed (Female)