A) Be yourself and respectful.
B) Try to be someone you think they'll like.
C) Outshine your boyfriend.
D) Show off your accomplishments excessively.

A) Stalk their social media profiles extensively.
B) Ask your boyfriend about their interests.
C) Assume they will love you.
D) Plan elaborate gifts to bribe them.

A) Asking about their hobbies or interests.
B) Talking about your exes.
C) Discussing controversial political topics.
D) Complaining about your job.

A) Neatly and appropriately for the occasion.
B) As if you're going to a club.
C) Provocatively to get their attention.
D) In whatever makes you feel most comfortable, regardless of appropriateness.

A) Ignore them until the next planned visit.
B) Send a thank-you note or message.
C) Immediately start planning the next, bigger event.
D) Send an expensive, extravagant gift.

A) Listen respectfully and offer your perspective calmly.
B) Change the subject abruptly.
C) Argue aggressively to prove your point.
D) Roll your eyes and dismiss their opinion.

A) Interrupt them frequently.
B) Avoid eye contact completely.
C) Talk only about yourself.
D) Ask them questions about their lives and experiences.

A) Refuse bluntly, saying you're on a diet.
B) Ask for something else entirely.
C) Accept graciously, even if you're not hungry.
D) Complain about the ingredients.

A) Their family history.
B) Your career aspirations.
C) Your love for your boyfriend.
D) Controversial or overly personal topics.

A) Act like you barely know him.
B) Show affection appropriately and respectfully.
C) Publicly criticize him.
D) Ignore him completely.

A) Say you haven't thought about it at all.
B) Avoid the question entirely.
C) Fabricate extravagant lies about your success.
D) Answer honestly and realistically.

A) Acknowledge it with a smile and move on.
B) Dwell on it and apologize profusely.
C) Blame someone else.
D) Pretend it never happened.

A) Sit back and do nothing.
B) Make a mess and leave it for them to clean.
C) Offer to help with chores or dishes.
D) Complain about the state of their house.

A) Start an argument about their son.
B) Immediately defend your boyfriend without listening.
C) Listen to their perspective and acknowledge their concerns.
D) Criticize your boyfriend to agree with them.

A) Staring intensely.
B) Frowning constantly.
C) Avoiding all eye contact.
D) Maintaining eye contact and smiling.

A) A thoughtful, small token of appreciation.
B) A gag gift that could be offensive.
C) An extremely expensive and lavish gift.
D) No gift at all.

A) Argue about why their advice is wrong.
B) Listen respectfully, even if you don't agree.
C) Tell them they don't know what they're talking about.
D) Dismiss their advice immediately.

A) Intentionally arrive extremely late to make a statement.
B) Never show up at all.
C) Very important; arrive on time or slightly early.
D) Unimportant; being fashionably late is acceptable.

A) Laugh along respectfully and avoid sharing your own embarrassing stories about him.
B) Share even more embarrassing stories about your boyfriend.
C) Get angry and defend your boyfriend aggressively.
D) Change the subject immediately.

A) Complain about how much you disliked the visit.
B) Leave abruptly without saying goodbye.
C) Express your gratitude for their hospitality and say you enjoyed meeting them.
D) Overstay your welcome for hours.

A) Never, they are being gracious hosts.
B) Demand they let you help immediately.
C) Only when explicitly asked, with reluctance.
D) When you see an opportunity to assist.

A) Act equally strange to match his behavior.
B) Call him out on his behavior in front of his parents.
C) Ignore him completely.
D) Be understanding and supportive.

A) Show curiosity and respect.
B) Refuse to participate.
C) Act like you're above them.
D) Criticize the traditions and say they're weird.

A) Drink excessively to calm your nerves.
B) Talk incessantly to avoid silence.
C) Avoid eye contact and fidget constantly.
D) Take deep breaths and focus on being present.

A) Complain about your family and their flaws.
B) Refuse to talk about your family at all.
C) Share positive and appropriate information.
D) Invent elaborate stories about your family's accomplishments.

A) Avoid addressing them by name at all.
B) Formally until they invite you to use their first names.
C) Immediately use their first names.
D) Refer to them by nicknames they haven't offered.

A) Argue your opinion aggressively, even if it's irrelevant.
B) When asked directly or when it's relevant to the conversation.
C) Never offer your opinion at all.
D) Constantly offer your opinion, even when it's not asked for.

A) Ignore him completely.
B) Speak positively about him and support his interests.
C) Brag about how much better you are than him.
D) Constantly criticize him in front of them.

A) Focus solely on impressing them with your accomplishments.
B) Be respectful, genuine, and interested.
C) View them as an obstacle to overcome.
D) Try to change yourself to fit their expectations.

A) Apologize sincerely and offer to replace it.
B) Pretend it didn't happen and hope they don't notice.
C) Make a joke about being clumsy.
D) Blame someone else for breaking it.