Your friend is getting a new pet mouse. She really wants you to come buy it with her, but you are really busy and would really rather do something else. What would you say/do?

I would change the subject. I have many other things to do. Although I really like her, I am tired of this obsession.

I will tell her the truth; I really like her, but would rather not go. Maybe I will stop by later and check out her new pet.

I will tell her that I can't go, and I would love to do something else when my schedule clears up, such as going to the mall.

I would go with her for a while, then say I'm busy and go home. I like to be there for my friends.

I would definitely go! I would hate to let her down! I can find time for my work later.

A group of your friends went to the movies and you weren't invited. They had discussed the plans with you and you were pretty exited. How would you react?

I would be pretty offended. I would pretend that nothing had happened, and continue to be friends.

I would be very angry! Why wouldn't they invite me? I would also throw a huge party and obviously not invite them.

I would be very sad. I would wonder what I did wrong. I wouldn't bring the subject up because it would cause too much attention. I might confide my disappointment in one friend.

I would go straight up to them and ask what I did wrong. There has to be an honest reason why they're acting this way.

I would feel let down and confused instead of angry.I would ask them what happened and resolve any issues. I would invite them all to come with me next time.

Two of your friends are having a huge argument. What do you do?

Watch from afar. I would silently wish for them to be friends again.

I would choose a side. What's going on?

Fix things. I would ask what happened and find an easy solution.

Analyze the argument and try to find a compromise.

I would pick sides, but I wouldn't express my choice. I would tell them that they're acting irrational and dumb.

Your friend shows you her history essay. It's is obviuosly riddled with errors and makes no sense. It is worth a lot of points for her grade. What would you tell her.

I would ask her to send me an email. I would send her websites that have essay tips and I would correct the grammar.

I would tell her the truth. If I don't, then who will? Her grade will suffer if I don't.

I'll tell her the good of it first, then the bad. I might sugar it up a bit; I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings.

I'd quietly say it was nice. I would tell her that it could have a better title, so she'll proofread it.

I would tell her that I can't at the moment. I'm busy and someone else can also do it, probably better than I can.

Your friends are having a sleepover. One of your friends wants to play a game that no one cares for. (especially you). What would you do?

I would tell her that I don't like the game, and we can play something else.

I would make a list of games to play so everyone has a turn to play their favorite game.

I would play the game. It can't be that bad, and it's her sleepover.

I would convince her not to play that game. I don't have much time, and I would hate to waste it.

I would play a few rounds and then suggest a new idea.

Almost all of your friends are gossiping about one friend behind her back. What would you do?

I would find out what's going on. I don't know a lot of the subjects, and I'm curious to learn more about my friends.

I would be curious, but I would try not to participate in gossiping.

I would tell them to stop and alert my friend about what's happening.

I would tell my friends what I think about their gossiping and my friend. I would tell my friend what's going on.

I would ask what's happening and sort things out.

A Friendship Quiz: What Kind Of Personality You Have?

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Ever wondered, what kind of friend are you? Well, if never did then this is the chance to analyse yourself now. This quiz has all the questions relying on certain personalities, whatever choice you make will lead you to the ultimate title of personality. That's the personality you have in friendships.
So here we go!

Questions and Answers

1.

Your friend is getting a new pet mouse. She really wants you to come buy it with her, but you are really busy and would really rather do something else. What would you say/do?
- A.
  
  I would change the subject. I have many other things to do. Although I really like her, I am tired of this obsession.
- B.
  
  I will tell her the truth; I really like her, but would rather not go. Maybe I will stop by later and check out her new pet.
- C.
  
  I will tell her that I can't go, and I would love to do something else when my schedule clears up, such as going to the mall.
- D.
  
  I would go with her for a while, then say I'm busy and go home. I like to be there for my friends.
- E.
  
  I would definitely go! I would hate to let her down! I can find time for my work later.
2.

A group of your friends went to the movies and you weren't invited. They had discussed the plans with you and you were pretty exited. How would you react?
- A.
  
  I would be pretty offended. I would pretend that nothing had happened, and continue to be friends.
- B.
  
  I would be very angry! Why wouldn't they invite me? I would also throw a huge party and obviously not invite them.
- C.
  
  I would be very sad. I would wonder what I did wrong. I wouldn't bring the subject up because it would cause too much attention. I might confide my disappointment in one friend.
- D.
  
  I would go straight up to them and ask what I did wrong. There has to be an honest reason why they're acting this way.
- E.
  
  I would feel let down and confused instead of angry.I would ask them what happened and resolve any issues. I would invite them all to come with me next time.
3.

Two of your friends are having a huge argument. What do you do?
- A.
  
  Watch from afar. I would silently wish for them to be friends again.
- B.
  
  I would choose a side. What's going on?
- C.
  
  Fix things. I would ask what happened and find an easy solution.
- D.
  
  Analyze the argument and try to find a compromise.
- E.
  
  I would pick sides, but I wouldn't express my choice. I would tell them that they're acting irrational and dumb.
4.

Your friend shows you her history essay. It's is obviuosly riddled with errors and makes no sense. It is worth a lot of points for her grade. What would you tell her.
- A.
  
  I would ask her to send me an email. I would send her websites that have essay tips and I would correct the grammar.
- B.
  
  I would tell her the truth. If I don't, then who will? Her grade will suffer if I don't.
- C.
  
  I'll tell her the good of it first, then the bad. I might sugar it up a bit; I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings.
- D.
  
  I'd quietly say it was nice. I would tell her that it could have a better title, so she'll proofread it.
- E.
  
  I would tell her that I can't at the moment. I'm busy and someone else can also do it, probably better than I can.
5.

Your friends are having a sleepover. One of your friends wants to play a game that no one cares for. (especially you). What would you do?
- A.
  
  I would tell her that I don't like the game, and we can play something else.
- B.
  
  I would make a list of games to play so everyone has a turn to play their favorite game.
- C.
  
  I would play the game. It can't be that bad, and it's her sleepover.
- D.
  
  I would convince her not to play that game. I don't have much time, and I would hate to waste it.
- E.
  
  I would play a few rounds and then suggest a new idea.
6.

Almost all of your friends are gossiping about one friend behind her back. What would you do?
- A.
  
  I would find out what's going on. I don't know a lot of the subjects, and I'm curious to learn more about my friends.
- B.
  
  I would be curious, but I would try not to participate in gossiping.
- C.
  
  I would tell them to stop and alert my friend about what's happening.
- D.
  
  I would tell my friends what I think about their gossiping and my friend. I would tell my friend what's going on.
- E.
  
  I would ask what's happening and sort things out.