1. On a typical wander-around-the-neighborhood Saturday, you'd wear:

• A. A flowy, boho top, a mismatched clutch, heels, and tons of gold jewelry.

• B. Pants and a sleek top that look totally pulled-together.

• C. A dress -- nothing could be easier or more elegant.

• D. Something with a deep V-neck in a hot color.

2. A man you're seeing for about a month tells you he doesn't want a relationship. You:

• A. Decide there's no point in dating him and break it off.

• B. Ask him why he's not open to the possibility.

• C. You're fine with it -- you don't want anything serious, either.

• D. Agree to revisit the question of a relationship in a month, but to just have fun until then.

3. Which magazines would you most likely subscribe to?

• A. The New Yorker and The Economist to feed your mind.

• B. Modern Bride -- so what if you're not engaged? You just love looking at the dresses.

• C. Vogue, Allure, Lucky... anything fashion.

• D. Vanity Fair, for great celeb profiles mixed with power politics.

4. On the first date, you'd never:

• A. Go home with him.

• B. Let him pay for dinner.

• C. Let him dominate the conversation.

• D. Wear jeans.

5. The man in your life abruptly breaks it off after six months. You:

• A. Keep your cool, cry to your friends, and then go on a major shopping spree to try and forget about him.

• B. Exclaim, "I'm never getting married!" and go home and sob.

• C. Really don't care. You weren't very attached, and besides, you'll find someone else soon.

• D. Rationalize that he wasn't the right guy for you and focus on work to distract yourself.

6. Your thoughts on commitment:

• A. It can be a great thing, as long as you're both on the same page.

• B. Is there any other reason to date?

• C. Commitment just gets in the way of great sex with other men!

• D. It can work, but you're hesitant at first to get too involved.