Does one have to do all of it or just one on the list to satisfy one curiosity?
It is a secular humanistic expectation to ask one if he has done so when I could easily ask why have one not done so as a professing Christian? That would get us nowhere
The issue is, have the gifts stopped, yes or no, according to the clear word of God? There is no scripture to say or even suggest that.
Other than 1cor chapter 13: 8-10, and that is not clear; it means the canonization of the bible that the gifts of the Holy Spirit are not needed anymore.
If I say yes to the list you have provided, those will say prove it come online, and speak live in tongues for us. Perform your gift. That sounds like a Pharisees to me.
As if we need a pharisee validation or someone else's. I am a minister of the gospel working in the office of an evangelist. I have seen hundreds saved all over the world, Yes I have seen healing and prayed for sick people, and they were healed, all glory to God. I have not drunk any deadly thing that I am aware of to see if I would die. I do not think the text is saying to do that, but Jesus is saying he will protect us, and that was clear with Paul, and Peter as we read in the book of Acts.
The greatest miracle I have ever seen has been and continues to be those saved and set free from addictions by the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ.