1. What kind of get together are you likely to intiate for you and your friends?
• A small group talking over drinks and coffee - just enough people to dish some dirt
• Something where everyone's invited and everyone feels comfortable
• A huge party at your house where everyone can mingle and meet new people
• You usually don't inititate get togethers, but you're up for anything!
• A group trip to the beach or an amusement park
2. Your good friend just got dumped and fired on the same day. How do you cheer her up?
• By coming over with dinner and helping her work through this
• You get a bunch of people together and go over to her house to cheer her up
• You tell her how bad a couple of your other friends have it these days - misery loves company
• You take her out to her favorite restaurant and club - your treat, of course
• You call your other friends for advice before deciding what to do
3. You're at a party, and you don't know anyone (except for the very busy host). What do you do?
• You pick out a few friendly people and ask them interesting questions about themselves
• You call up a couple of your friends and try to get them to join you at the party
• You start making fun of a total drunk loser with the people standing next to you
• You walk around to a bunch of people introducing yourself and making a little small talk
• You start up a fun drinking game and goad everyone into joining
4. If you and your friend were crushing the the same person, you would:
• Let a few of your friend's not so fine points slip out when talking to your crush.
• Have a one on one talk with your friend about it. You'll figure something out.
• Go out with your crush, your friend, and a big group of people - and pay attention to how your crush acts.
• Let your friend win. It's not worth risking the friendship.
• Make it a bit of a fun contest between you and your friend to see who can nab your crush.
5. You're a passionate liberal and your friend is a total, vocal conservative. How do you handle him?
• You keep quiet. No need to rock the boat.
• You can't help but making fun of his crazy ideas to your other liberal friends.
• You enjoy having interesting debates with him, especially when others join in.
• You tease him a little bit about his more radical ideas.
• You hear him out and try to find at least one political point you agree on.
6. What's the most important thing in a friendship?
• Looking out for one another
• Feeling like you belong in a group
• Being able to tell one another anything
• Having fun with people you like
• Having people who trust and count on you

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