1. If you were able to have any car you wanted, what would you buy?
a) I’d buy a restored vintage car that might become a collector’s item.
b) I’d buy a newly built car with all the latest technology.
c) I wouldn’t buy a car because I don’t like them.
2. What is your attitude to new scientific developments?
a) They are brilliant. They help to make the world a much happier and better place.
b) We know enough about science now. We should stop interfering with nature.
c) Some things are good. Some things are bad.
3. How do you speak?
a) I use a lot of new words, slang and catch phrases from the television and magazines.
b) I use exactly the same words and phrases as my parents.
c) I use a few new words because they are useful for what I want to say.
4. Which of the following do you think is the most enjoyable?
a) Playing virtual reality computer games.
b) Going to a disco club that plays music from the '60s and '70s.
c) Listening to techno music.
5. Which of the following would be your preferred way of finding out information?
a) I like looking up in a book.
b) Surfing the Internet or using a CD-ROM is the best way.
c) Watching a video is best.
6. You go to a friend’s house. His mother works, earning a lot of money, and his father stays at home, cooks and cleans. What is your reaction?
a) Nothing. It doesn’t matter who works and who cleans. It is the 21st century.
b) A bit surprised. It seems a bit strange because it is unusual.
c) The poor man. Cooking and cleaning is a woman’s job.
7. Which of the following types of books or films do you prefer?
a) Historical ones.
b) Anything romantic.
c) Contemporary ones about modern day things.
8. If your computer were six years old and worked perfectly well, which of the following would you do?
a) I’d buy a brand new one so I could have new technology.
b) I wouldn’t do anything. I’d be happy with it. New technology is just gimmicks.
c) I’d secretly hope it would break, despite the fact that I didn’t need a new computer.