My Superficial Sweet 16 Tally
Based on "My Super Sweet 16." Do you look for happiness in superficial things like possessions, attention, or status? Find out just how superficial or super-satisfied you are by selecting how you think you would most likely respond if you found yourself in a situation like these.
- 1.
Your friend just got a new iPhone, and you really wish you had one. How do you respond when she's showing it off?
- A.
I wish I could convince my parents to get me an iPhone.
- B.
I change the subject and tell about something new I got recently.
- C.
I think about some way in which I am luckier than her, and that makes me feel better.
- D.
I'm happy for her and I ask to see how the phone works.
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- 2.
You are working on a group project. How do you act?
- A.
I want to be in charge of the group, because it seems like my ideas are better than other people's.
- B.
I find myself evaluating who is doing how much work, to make sure everything's fair.
- C.
I contribute my best work for the good of the group, and I try to be affirming and encouraging of other group members.
- D.
I'll do whatever it takes to get a good grade, and I'll make sure I get the grade I deserve even if other group members flake out.
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- 3.
You are having friends over. You know their houses are bigger and nicer than yours. How do you feel about your house?
- A.
I think about my friend's house and wish my house was like hers.
- B.
Even though my house isn't perfect, I enjoy sharing it with my friends.
- C.
I am embarrassed because I don't think my house is good enough.
- D.
I just wish my parents would give me a private area where my friends and I could hang out and have fun.
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- 4.
Your friend is talking about the dinner her family had together. Your family hasn't eaten together since Christmas. How does her story make you feel?
- A.
I'm interested in her experience, and I ask questions about how the dinner went.
- B.
I can't relate. My family isn't like that, and I wish it was.
- C.
I'm depressed. I say my family never has dinner together, and I hope she notices how sad I am.
- D.
I think she's so lucky. Everything about her family sounds so perfect, and I imagine they always get along.
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- 5.
A group of your friends are going to an awesome concert, but you're not allowed to go because it's on a school night. How do you react?
- A.
I feel jealous and wish I had cool parents like everyone else. It's unfair that they got to go and I didn't.
- B.
I have a meltdown because this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I mope around all night.
- C.
Although I was disappointed I couldn't go, I enjoy looking at my friends' pictures and hearing about their fun evening.
- D.
I complain to my friends about my strict parents and hope to get some sympathy.
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- 6.
A popular girl walks by. What goes through your mind?
- A.
I think about how many friends she has and how happy she must be, and I wish I could trade places with her.
- B.
I check out what she's wearing and wish I could shop where she does - and look like she does!
- C.
I admire her, and something about her makes me just say a quick prayer for her.
- D.
I find something to criticize about her - there's something wrong with everyone, isn't there?
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- 7.
It's Friday night, and you have nothing to do. What do you tell yourself about that?
- A.
I can't sit still. I have to come up with something to do or I'll go crazy.
- B.
I love having an evening to myself to kick back and relax, even though it is a Friday!
- C.
What's wrong with me? Did all my friends go out together and leave me out on purpose?
- D.
How humiliating. How could I hve a Friday night by myself? Everyone has forgotten about me and they don't care that I'm all alone!
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