A. Say it seems hard, but you think you can learn it with some practice.
B. Say you’ll try it to avoid hurting her feelings.
C. Say you’re not interested. You’d rather stick to the ones you know.
D. Tell her you’d love to learn it since she’s made such beautiful projects with it.
E. Ask, “If I try it, do I get a cookie?”

2. When I’m planning a craft project for a gift, I ____,

A. Try to find out what  my friend wants, without revealing my plans!
B. Try to pick something to perfectly suit my friend’s taste.  
C. Doubt I have the time to complete it, but I’ll give it a shot.
D. Meditate on my friend’s aura until the perfect gift idea just comes to me.
E. Make whatever I’m in the mood for. If my friend doesn’t like it, she can give it away.

3. Your friend asks you to knit her a sweater. You say:

A. I’d love to, I’m so flattered that you asked me!
B. OK if I knit it from cat hair?
C. Only if I have time. I have a lot of other projects to finish.
D. Of course I will. I’ll start it today!
E. I’m a bit over-extended right now, but I’ll make the time.

4. You’re in a knitting class and have fallen behind on the instructions. You:

A. Quietly ask the person sitting next to you for a little help.
B. Plow ahead and stick to it. You’ll catch up eventually.
C. Tell the instructor to slow down for God’s sake!
D. Raise your hand to ask the instructor to repeat a few steps.
E. Make loud, passive-aggressive comments until the instructor pauses to help you.

5. You receive a gift certificate to a yarn store. You:

A. Go on a shopping spree!
B. Save the certificate for a time you really need it. No sense in wasting it on materials you won’t use right away.
C. Buy your favorite yarn plus some extra for your friends. What goes around comes around!
D. Buy some yarn with a project in mind for the friend who gave you the gift.
E. Buy enough yarn to knit sweaters for all the stray cats in your neighborhood. Someone’s gotta do it!

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Scoring: 1. A - 1  B - 3  C - 2  D - 4  E - 0 2. A - 4  B - 3  C - 1  D - 0  E - 2 3. A - 4  B - 0  C - 2  D - 3  E - 1 4. A - 3  B - 1  C - 2  D - 4  E - 0 5. A - 2  B - 1  C - 3  D - 4  E - 0   16 points or more: Mohair 12 to 15 points: Angora 8 to 11 points: Camel 4 to 7 points: Wool 3 points or fewer: Oddball

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	Mohair – A smooth, polished surface “Mohair is warmer than wool, with larger, flatter scales that contribute to an overall silky-smooth appearance. The fiber absorbs dye readily and, thanks to that smooth surface, reflects it back brilliantly.” –The Knitter’s Book of Yarn Mohairs are positive and confident. You always strive to make a good first impression because you are a proud person, and you care a good deal about what people think of you. You are careful with your words and are always tactful. You enjoy having a broad base of support and respect from those whom you come in contact. You attract this with your warm, sunny, and inquisitive personality.
	Angora – Soft and warm “Angora has a warmth that rivals cashmere and softness that rivals qiviut. Best of all, it comes from cute little bunnies that look for all the world like furry footstools with ears.” –The Knitter’s Book of Yarn Angoras are eager to please and are highly sensitive. Flexibility and adaptability are your strengths and sometimes your weakness, as well. You are essentially a warm and feeling person, and little escapes your impressionable mind. You are generous with others and strive for harmony in your relationships.
	Camel – Consistent and inflexible “Camel has very little elasticity, and it doesn’t felt easily. The fiber also doesn’t bleach easily, so you’ll normally find it used in yarns whose color either masks or enhances the natural tan shade of the camel fiber.” –The Knitter’s Book of Yarn Camels are frank and straightforward in their manner. You know what you want and, while you are extremely polite and tactful, you have no difficulty being firm and definite. You are not very flexible or adaptable; you like things to be a certain way.
	Wool – Resilient and extensible “Wool is extremely resilient and highly extensible…you can stretch it a third of its length, or two-thirds when wet, and it’ll recover to its original shape.” –The Knitter’s Book of Yarn Wools have a very peaceable and amenable personality. You are a social animal and tend to prefer the company of others over solitude. You are agreeable and rarely on the wrong side of an argument. You are not a fighter but you are strong. You are resilient and don't let things bend you out of shape, and you can show a lot of self-restraint when necessary.
	Odd Ball – Wacky fiber-freak Odd Balls have a strong curiosity and don't mind experimenting. You enjoy sarcasm and wit. You like to have people around you, and you naturally draw attention from others, particularly when you're sporting your favorite fringed sweater with sequins and bobbles.