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Friendship Factors Quiz

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Friendship Factors Quiz

Are you a good friend? Take this engaging quiz to discover how you handle various social situations, empathy, and support in your relationships. The questions are designed to reveal your true character when it comes to friendship!

Determine your response style to friends in need
Evaluate your sharing attitude
Understand your decision-making process in social settings

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart501

Ur friend is really sad. What do you do?

Listen to why they are sad and try to help

Nothing they will get over it

Listen but there’s nothing I can do

There’s one piece of pizza left at dinner. Who’s getting it?

Mom she made it

Me. Duh

Ill take it but ill offer people a bite

Ur trapped in an elevator for six hours with someone. You have a bottle of water. Are you sharing?

Yes half and half

No it’s mine

Only if I like them

There’s a party going on but your best friend already asked to hang out. What are you doing?

Staying with my friend

Ditching them they will get it

Ask if they can go. But if they can’t ill still go. At least I tried.

You see someone drop $50. What do you do?

Run and give it back to them

Grabbing it and running before they notice

Seeing if they come back for it if not im keeping it

Your sibling is sick and really wants you to make them soup. Do you?

Yes

No I don’t like them

Maybe depends how im feeling

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