1. When I get into an argument with a friend, we keep our boxing gloves on:
a. Until I have won.
b. Until we have come to an understanding.

2. You could have sworn that the square root of 18 is 9. You teacher informs you it's not. You:
a. Ask for an explanation. Apparently you missed something somewhere.
b. Demand documented proof. Teachers can be wrong, too!

3. I often feel like people are always talking about me -- and they're NOT saying good things.
a. True
b. False

4. It's been almost two weeks, and the new kid at school still looks a little lost. You decide to:
a. Introduce yourself. You would hate to be in her shoes.
b. Send out a reconnaissance team to find out what's wrong with her.

5. Your best friend tells you that you've been ignoring her a lot lately. You feel:
a. Surprised. You didn't mean to do anything like that.
b. Insulted. You don't treat your buds bad.

6. In a group project-type situation, I am more likely to:
a. Be the drill sergeant. Everybody better pull her and his share -- or else.
b. Be a team player, stepping up in my areas of expertise.

7. In a crisis situation, people come to you for:
a. Answers.
b. Advice.

8. On the Great Scale of Cool Little Kitty Cats, I would rate myself:
a. Pretty Kitty #1
b. I don't rate myself. I'm my own purrson.

9. A cloud of whispers and giggles follows you around the halls until you realize that 14 inches of toilet paper has been skitching on your heel since third period. You immediately:
a. Take it off, throw it away, and breathe a sigh of relief that it wasn't your skirt tucked into the back of your underwear.
b. Impose a dusk-to-dawn emergency accessorization of toilet paper on the heels of all your friends to make it look like some cool prank or protest.

10. If asked, you friends would say that they didn't like:
a. Your temper and/or moods
b. Having a different lunch period than you.

11. A classmate looks really cute with her new haircut. You:
a. Ask her where she got it done.
b. Watch how many guys watch her.

12. A line has been drawn in that sand right in front of your toes. You:
a. Step -- no, STOMP -- right over it. No one tells you what your boundaries are.
b. Walk to the end of the line, and then around it. No harm, no foul.

13. Some buddies back out on plans for Saturday night. Your reaction:
a. Make other plans. They're your friends, not your conjoined twin.
b. Figure they weren't real friends if they back out on a promise to you.

14. The shirt that one girl at the front of the class is wearing is so wrong. Therefore:
a. Her wardrobe should be noted as an example of what not to do.
b. Whatever. You've got some poorly dressed skeletons in your closet yourself.

15. In your opinion, an effective leader needs to be:
a. Tough.
b. Compassionate.

16. You've been invited to a the-'rents-are-outta-town party. It could get a little wild, and the local authorities might drop by for a visit. You RSVP as a:
a. No show. It may be fun, but you smell trouble.
b. Will go. A good time must be had – even if you have to leave unexpectedly early.

17. A letter to Dear Abby would most likely be:
a. Written by you.
b. Written about you.

18. Your best friend's boyfriend is an OK guy, but you secretly think she could do better. Your plan:
a. Figure out some way that you could get her and Bachelor #2 to meet each other.
b. Assume that there's something about him you don't get and wish them the best.

19. Respect is a quality that a person:
a. Earns through her thoughts and deeds.
b. Is born with inside of her.

20. You overhear a group of people shred a friend of your to bits. You wonder:
a. If there might be something to what they say.
b. If their lives are as shallow as they appear.