Are you ready for fame?

1. You’re at your friend’s birthday party when someone pulls out a camera and starts taking pics. What do you do?
   
   a) Dive behind the tallest person there. You hate candid photos!
   b) Smile and look like you’re having a totally amazing time.
   c) Start pulling all the ‘natural’ poses you’ve practised in front of your mirror. You’re ready for your close up.
   
   
2. Someone’s been spreading rumours about you around your class. How do you react?
   
   a) You feign outrage but secretly you’re thrilled. Any publicity is good publicity!
   b) Ignore them. You so don’t care what people are saying about you.
   c) You try not to care but you’re pretty upset. You hate being the centre of attention.
   
   
3. You’re at home, lounging around in your track pants when you realise that the latest issue of Creme is out at the dairy! It’s only around the corner, so before you head out you…
   
   a) Throw on some sneakers.
   b) Change into your jeans and put on some lip gloss.
   c) Apply your ‘going out’ make-up, some low heels, your best jeans and your sunglasses.
   
   
4. Your crush’s best friend comes up to you and says, “Is it true you have a crush on my friend?” You reply with…
   
   a) “Um…no…I… shut up!”
   b) “No questions about my personal life, thank you.”
   c) “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
   
   
5. Who is your celebrity icon?
   
   a) Kristen Stewart.
   b) Taylor Swift.
   c) Lauren Conrad.
   
   
6. A girl in your class is having a party and you’re all invited. You use this party as an opportunity to…
   
   a) Chat to your friends. It’s been a busy week and you need to catch up.
   b) Flit around the party like the social butterfly you are, after arriving late and looking just a little overdressed.
   c) There’s no way you’re going to this party – you hate crowds of people and making small talk.
   
   
   
7. Your school is having a talent show and participation is, gulp, mandatory. What kind of skit do you star in?
   
   a) You grab your closest friends and do a group skit. You don’t mind being the lead, but there’s no way you’re standing on that stage alone.
   b) You agree to be a background actor – the more anonymous your costume, the better.
   c) You perform a dramatic soliloquy from one of Shakespeare’s plays. You’re all about the spotlight.
   

ANSWERS in this month's Creme Magazine!