1. You want to ask some friends for
dinner at your house. Will you be...
A. … ringing and asking them to
come by?
B. … sending them an invitation
card?
C. … having a mediator to inform
the rest of your circle about the event?
D. … meeting with them and
giving them the news?
2. You are in the process of making
preparations, so as to welcome your friends. You feel...
A. … anxious, because everything
needs to be in order.
B. … relaxed and cool. Friends
will excuse the mess and be contented with some pizza and a carton
of juice.
C. … excited, doing the cooking,
baking and decoration of the house.
D. … angry, swearing at yourself,
because everything goes wrong during preparation.
3. Your door bell is ringing...
You...
A. … let your guests wait. You'
re not entirely dressed, or maybe you need to take a few relaxing
breaths before opening the door.
B. … open the door in seconds.
You are so excited to see them.
C. … open the door and let them
understand how tired or angry you are.
D. … open the door with a kind
smile and a wide hug for everyone.
4. You all take a seat and the
conversation starts. You..
A. … speak only about you and
your successes.
B. … are not much of a talker, or
don't feel like talking. Discussion is filled with embarrassing
pauses.
C. … start making lots of
questions.
D. … express your feelings of
deep appreciation towards your friends. You try to offend no one and
respect their comfort zone.
5. During dinner, one of your
friends say that s/he doesn't like the food. You...
A. … keep your manners, even if
you feel a bit offended. You offer to replace his/her dish with
something of his/her own satisfaction.
B. … make an unfortunate face,
say that you are sorry and promise that the dessert will be better.
C. … can do nothing about it. You
keep eating, even though your guest has stopped.
D. … laugh, making him/her look
awkward.
