Tests 1 April 201418 February 2022 Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsApp How do you get on with your mother? By Psychologies Personality Test Question 1/19 As a teenager you were getting ready to go to your best friend’s party. Your mother sends you on your way with the following words: All questions are required A Why don’t you wear your pretty pink dress? It suits you so well! B Have you looked at yourself in the mirror? C You’re going to be the most beautiful girl there tonight D You’ll have all the boys chasing after you dressed like that! Next question Question 2/19 As a child, when you asked for something from your mother, she gave it to you: All questions are required A Immediately B Under the condition that you would be good and do well at school C At the next important occasion (birthday, end of school term…) D But let you know that it was very expensive Previous Next question Question 3/19 After a two-hour spa, skincare treatment and massage, you drop by to see your mother, who says: All questions are required A You’d be better off doing some sport! B That’s a lot of money out the window! C Next time let’s go together D I’d like it if someone looked after me a little for a change… Previous Next question Question 4/19 When you react in a way similar to that of your mother, you think: All questions are required A It’s a disaster! B It’s what she’s always wanted! C It’s a good sign D It’s normal, we all copy a little from each other Previous Next question Question 5/19 When your mother cuts you off while you are speaking together, it’s: All questions are required A To talk about herself B An old habit C Because she has something important to say D To complain about something Previous Next question Question 6/19 When you were little, you remember your mother being: All questions are required A Generous B Demanding C Affectionate D Protective Previous Next question Question 7/19 Your mother offers you a birthday present that you consider old-fashioned and useless, you say: All questions are required A ‘Where on earth did you find that?’ B Nothing, even though you are disappointed C Nothing, you forgive her, as she rarely makes a mistake D A very warm thank you Previous Next question Question 8/19 Which of the following corresponds to your memories of your childhood home: All questions are required A Cotton B A cage C The sun D A nest Previous Next question Question 9/19 You haven’t had time to call your mother for the last week. You think: All questions are required A She better get used to it! B I need a reason to call her C I’ve been so busy, she’ll understand D I must call her, she’ll be worrying about me! Previous Next question Question 10/19 Your mother is going to get remarried. Your reaction: All questions are required A He can’t know her very well yet! B You wonder if she’ll invite you to the wedding C You’d be happy to be so in love at her age D You think it’s ridiculous at her age Previous Next question Question 11/19 Your mother openly criticises your best friend. What’s your reaction? All questions are required A You think maybe that your friends are better? B She may not be perfect, but she’s my friend! C You listen to her, her criticisms are usually sound D You don’t have a good word to say about anyone! Previous Next question Question 12/19 Your mother wants to change her look: All questions are required A You mock: 'It'd be better if she changed on the inside' B You approve of her desire to change C You go shopping together D It’ll be better if you choose her new clothes Previous Next question Question 13/19 Your mother wants to go on a long holiday with you:. Your reaction: All questions are required A ‘Couldn’t you find anyone else to go with?’ B At least with her then, I won’t have to organise anything C You jump for joy D ‘OK, but I’m choosing the destination’ Previous Next question Question 14/19 Your mother wants to know all the latest details about your love life. You: All questions are required A Tell her it's none of her business B Blush and change subject of the conversation C Tell her about your last relationship in detail D Say you've got no time for a love life Previous Next question Question 15/19 You mother gives you advice on how to manage your love life. You: All questions are required A Tell her to keep her advice to herself B Don't know anything about men and welcome her advice C Listen attentively – she has more experience than you! D Pretend to listen to her Previous Next question Question 16/19 You’re at the cinema with your friends when your mother tries to call you on your mobile. You: All questions are required A Immediately transfer her call to your voicemail B Have to answer otherwise you’ll never hear the end of it C Mustn’t forget to call her back D Go outside to take the call as it could be something urgent Previous Next question Question 17/19 You have a friend over for dinner when your mother arrives unannounced. You: All questions are required A Don’t even open the door. She should have called you before coming B Blush and feel like you’ve been caught in the act C Are happy to be able to tell her how your seduction operation is going D Say, 'Don’t go imagining things, Mum, it’s just a friend' Previous Next question Question 18/19 You’ve just won the lottery. Your mother says: All questions are required A 'You should have told me you needed money' B 'Happy in gambling, unhappy in love' C 'You deserve every penny of it, my darling!' D 'I hope it’s not going to go to your head' Previous Next question Question 19/19 You are preparing a romantic evening with your partner when your mother calls in a depressed mood and wanting to see you: All questions are required A You’re furious, she’s managed to ruin your evening B You go to see her otherwise she’ll be upset C You cheer her up over the phone and promise to visit her the next day D You rush over to see her; she’d do the same for you Previous Finish test Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsApp
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