Chivalry Test guide
How to Improve Your Chivalry Test Score (30-Day Plan)
A Chivalry Test score is a mirror, not a verdict. The fastest way to improve is to choose one virtue from your breakdown and practice it in low-stakes situations for 30 days, then retake the free quiz.
30-day improvement plan
Step 1
Retake only after practice
If you retake immediately and pick “ideal” answers, you learn little. Practice first, then measure again honestly.
Step 2
Pick your lowest virtue
Honor, courage, courtesy, justice, humility, generosity, or loyalty—choose the weakest bar on your results page.
Step 3
Define one weekly behavior
Examples: on-time replies (honor), one brave boundary (courage), one sincere compliment or apology (courtesy), one fair credit share (justice).
Step 4
Use a simple tracker
Mark three successful reps per week. Consistency beats intensity for character change.
Step 5
Retake and compare
After 30 days, take the free online Chivalry Test again and check whether that virtue percentage moved.
Virtue-specific tips
- Honor: Under-promise and complete small commitments publicly.
- Courage: Say one true thing you usually avoid—kindly and briefly.
- Courtesy: Listen fully before defending; thank people by name.
- Justice: Give credit in writing when someone else’s idea wins.
- Humility: Ask for feedback and repeat it back without explaining it away.
- Generosity: Give time or help once a week without announcing it.
- Loyalty: Defend absent friends against gossip—or change the subject.