The spare room in your home is normally used for:

A nursery, I hope!
Visiting guests (of various species sometimes!)
Live-in relatives
A home office or workplace
You're assuming I'm fortunate enough to have the extra space
When did I get my own place?!

Question 2:

When it comes to advice, you're usually the one:

Giving it
Needing it
Ignoring it
Learning from it
Looking for a second opinion
Telling those giving it to mind their own business
Talking too much

Question 3:

You're going through a personal crisis. You:

Count on your friends/family to help you through it.
Find a logical solution.
Immerse yourself in your work or hobby
Seek advice from outside sources, while not confronting the actual problem.
Keep it to yourself, but eventually break down
Don't worry too much about yourself. Others are counting on you to be there for them.
Focus on other things until you absolutely have to face it.
Try to deal with it on your own. Others will praise you for your doing so.
Run away until it eventually catches up with you.
Run around in circles thinking, "What'll I do? What'll I do?!"
Take it out on others

Question 4:

Which one of the following Star Trek characters do you most identify with?

Major Kira (the freedom fighter [Deep Space Nine])
Odo (the loner [Deep Space Nine])
Tasha Yar (the survivor [The Next Generation])
Dr. Beverly Crusher (the healer [The Next Generation])
Scotty (the miracle worker [The Original Series])
Counselor Deanna Troi (a shoulder to cry on [The Next Generation, Voyager])
Q (judge for all humanity [The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager])
Guinan (the voice of reason [The Next Generation])
Nog (the brat-turned-officer [Deep Space Nine])
Seven of Nine (more than just a number [Voyager])
Commander William Riker (some say he sleeps in his uniform [The Next Generation])
Captain Benjamin Sisko (personifies "the burdens of command" [Deep Space Nine])
Lt. Reg Barclay (*messenger to the Delta Quadrant [The Next Generation, *Voyager])
Naomi Wildman (cute and smart [Voyager])

Question 5:

Changes in our society leave you feeling:

Hopeful; the future looks bright
Suspicious; I'm all for change...but at what price?
Satisfied; it's about time
Nostalgic; change is good, but I have fond memories of the past also
Fortunate; it's a great time to be alive
Old; the world I once knew no longer exists
Adaptable; you have to change with the times
Nervous; now what?
Disillusioned; change hasn't improved my life any
Unable to keep up; be careful what you wish for...
Warm and fuzzy; all's right with the world
Divided; I know that sacrifices had to be made to get to this point
That we still have a ways to go; things will get better, but not in my lifetime
Okay, I guess; I don't really remember much about the past

Question 6:

The age-old scenario: You're working on a project in a group for work/school. You're usually the one:

Doing research
Choosing team members
Seeing that everyone does their share
Worrying about how our work will be graded/judged
Given the responsibility of being group leader
Doing most the work
Scribbling down notes only you can understand
Making sure everyone is getting along, or else nothing will get done
Slacking off
Distracting the others
Checking to see that your friend isn't getting too chummy with the other group members
Planning the party for when the project is done
Thinking how this has no relevance to your real life whatsoever
Asking to do an individual assignment

Question 7:

You always:

Do what you feel is right
Obey the law
Look on the bright side
Put others first
Try to enjoy life
Look out for number one

Question 8:

Your ideals are mainly based on:

Reality
Fantasy

Question 9:

The other infamous office question: During the workday, your co-workers invite you out to lunch. Your response:

Cheerfully accept, just happy to have been asked
Welcome the break; work and recreation are two separate things
You're reluctant go, but glad to be out of the office
Politely decline, simply not wanting to disrupt your daily routine
Decline, suspicious as to why they invited you
Ask why you'd want to spend your free time with people you see all day
Offer to drive or split the bill
Ask to see a menu first
Find out who's paying before you say anything
Order big!
You already left for lunch
You were the one who offered to buy lunch, but it's a working lunch
You have too much work to even think about eating!!
It was your idea to go out and have some fun

Question 10:

Admit it; sometimes you can be:

Stubborn
Selfish
Too trusting
Quick-tempered
Overly generous
Immature
Annoying
Cynical
Self-sacrificing
Over-protective
A follower
Forgetful
Whiny
Unemotional

Question 11:

Romantic relationships...

Everything has to be perfect
Seize the moment!
Pursue that which you desire
Opposites attract :\
Accept the love
Maybe someday...
It's part of the life I've always dreamed of
Make the time
All I need is you
Married, 2.5 kids...
There are more important things in life
Ask me again after the kids are grown!
I have no place for it in my life
Huh?