1.	When you meet nieces and nephews, you: Tell them how clever their cousins are. Ask how they are getting on at school. Tell them what you were like at school.
2.	For a birthday treat for youngsters, you: Take them to the zoo. Take them to the cinema. Take them to see your favorite baseball team. Ask them what they would like to do.
3.	If there is a family golden wedding, you: Pretend to forget. Grudgingly go out and buy a gift Help to arrange a surprise party.
4.	If granddad’s ill and told not to drink, you: Sneak him down to a bar. Smuggle booze in to him. Make sure not a single drop passes his lips. Pretend not to notice when he takes a sly drink.
5.	When someone in the family is ill, you: Rush to help. Write a letter of sympathy. Wait till the patient is better and then call.
6.	Your ideal present for a young relative is: A set of encyclopedia. A bike. A microscope. A drum.
7.	Do you give young relatives money or sweets without asking their parents? Often. Occasionally. Never.
8.	How often do you visit parents or elderly aunts and uncles? Weekly. Monthly. Annually.
9.	At family weddings, you find yourself: Surrounded by people glad to see you. Stuck alone in the corner. Cornered by the family bore.
10.	When something good, bad or exciting happens to you, you: Keep it to yourself. Discuss it with the person in the family closest to you. Ring your relatives to tell them the news.