I. During a party somebody is telling a story you already know, you:

1.  — listen to the very end, just smiling;
2.  — turn your head away or leave the room;
3.  — listen but at the same time showing that you are not at all interested;
4.  — interrupt the teller.

II. Somebody is sharing point of view quite opposite to yours, you:

1.  — listen to him and go on doing your own business;
2.  — try to leave;
3.  — say that you are not going to discuss that with him or her;
4.  — defend your own point of view.

III. You think that:

1.  — people as a rule return your good attitude to them;
2.  — many people very often forget everything good you made for them;
3.  — people are very selfish;
4.  — many people are ungrateful and they just use your good attitude to them.

IV. A true Friend:

1.  — always helps a person, whom he considers to be his friend;
2.  — is always trying to help;
3.  — will support you in any possible situation;
4.  — always shares the point of view of the person, whom he considers to be his friend.

V. In the relations it is preferable when:

1.  — none of the partners depend on each other;
2.  — both partners depend on each other very much;
3.  — somebody depends on you;
4.  — you depend on somebody but she or he takes much on her or him.

VI. When somebody is making speech mistakes very often, you:

1.  — don't pay attention to that;
2.  — try to correct but very seldom;
3.  — suggest her or him to take language courses;
4.  — can't help correcting all the time.

VII. Meeting new people, you:

1.  — behave yourself naturally;
2.  — can be witty in order to impress others;
3.  — try to be " all attention" in order not to miss anything;
4.  — remember that you are constantly under control by others.

VIII. You:

1.  — like to discuss funny situations, where the main hero was you;
2.  — enjoy when somebody is playing tricks on you;
3.  — you yourself like to pool someone's leg;
4.  — don't let others to play tricks on you.

IX. Some of your friends invites you to his place but you are already invited to some other place, you:

1.  — honestly tell about that;
2.  — don't mention the reason for your refusal;
3.  — you pretend you are ill;
4.  — tell that you have plenty of work.

X. You consider it to be very important :

1.  — to be in harmony with yourself in any situation;
2.  — always co-inside with the spirit of the company;
3.  — when other people take your mood into account;
4.  — to show your dignity and to hide your feeling.