What Type Of Child Are You?
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Question 1/10
Which of the following occupations sounds most fun?
- Bank robber
- Nurse
- Spy
- Comedian
- Prince/princess
Question 2/10
Which of these classic TV characters can you relate to most?
- Beaver Cleaver from Leave it To Beaver
- Fran Drescher from The Nanny
- Bart Simpson from The Simpsons
- Maxwell Smart from Get Smart
- Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons
Question 3/10
What would you change about your life right now?
- More money and authority
- More attention from my significant other
- I wish I had an outlet for my sense of humor
- I wish I could find my soul mate
Question 4/10
Which of these would you regard as the least attractive quality in a mate?
- No sense of humor
- Too stubborn
- Not kind
- Not attentive to my needs
- Not comfortable talking about personal matters
Question 5/10
What's your favorite part about going to a party?
- Having people see me in a new outfit
- I hate going to parties
- Getting all the latest gossip
- Getting to meet new people
Question 6/10
How do you feel about kids?
- I like them - only when they're well behaved
- They're adorable!
- Kids make a great audience
- They can be kind of draining
Question 7/10
What do you think of people who are really into cars?
- It seems like a waste of time
- It's cute
- I could never be in a relationship with a person who loves their car more than me
- People like that crack me up
Question 8/10
What was your first kiss like?
- Gross!
- Romantic
- It was nice to finally get some attention
- I only did it as a dare
Question 9/10
Do you worry about what people say about you behind your back?
- They know better than to talk bad about me
- Why? What have you heard?
- I'm sure they only say nice things
- I'd prefer not to know the bad stuff
- I hope they like me
Question 10/10
What is your dancing style like?
- Don't have one
- A little goofy
- I'm great at getting attention on the dance floor
- I prefer to watch others dance
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