<div align="center">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/91/Beauxbatonstopichead.png)<br/>Welcome to the Beauxbaton Sorting Quiz! <br/>This short questionnaire will assist you in the task of sorting your character into one of the three Beauxbaton houses. <br/>(Note: It is not mandatory to base your house selection on the results of this quiz but doing so increases your likelihood of ending up in a house with other players of similar taste.) <br/><br/>Please send all Quiz answers via PM to MabFaerie (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=10516) and Persephone325 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?action=profile;u=36747) where they will respond with your results. Please do NOT reply here.    <br/>Thank you and have a wonderful day! ^_^</div><br/><strong>1.) You've been invited to a party on Wednesday evening. Where are you most likely to be?</strong><br/><br/>a. Before or after you’ve finished spiking the punch? You’ll likely end up rubbing elbows with a few students a grade or two higher. After all, it’s never the wrong time to schmooze.<br/><br/>b. Party? On a school night? You must be joking! You’ll be at home, quietly reading, or perhaps out for a late night jog to clear your mind. Either way, you’re not interested in any social events tonight.<br/><br/>c. Invited? You’re the one<em>THROWING </em>the party. You’ll be sure to mingle with everyone and maybe start up a round of Karaoke while you’re at it. After all, you never really know a person until you’ve heard them sing drunken and off-key in the middle of the night.<br/><br/><strong>2.) You’re traveling late at night and you have suddenly reached a fork in the road. Which path do you take? </strong><br/><br/>a. The Forest<br/><br/>b. The Castle<br/><br/>c. The Beach<br/><br/><strong>3.) Fancy that, it looks like the mail has arrived! But what’s that red parcel? Uh oh! You’ve been sent a Howler! What are you in trouble for now?<br/></strong><br/>a. Despite your best efforts to convince her otherwise, your mother refused to believe that your “A” in Muggle Studies was just your Professors way of “Grading like a Muggle teacher would”. Now everyone in the great hall knows you’re an idiot.<br/><br/>b. Your grandmother was incredibly displeased to hear that you tried growing a Mandrake in your sleeping quarters, using an old vase and horse manure no less! One more ‘experiment’ like that and it’s off to Smeltings with you!<br/><br/>c. Your father is furious that you decided to take some ‘artistic license’ with the drama clubs re-enactment of “The Warlocks Hairy Heart”. He is mortified at how you turned the protagonist into a sparkling, sullen vampire and his bride-to-be into a dimwitted snip of a girl. He especially hates how you then proceeded to rewrite the macabre ending in order to give them a ‘happily-ever-after’ result. (Your Mother, however, writes that she loved it and would like you to know that she is seeing it again this Wednesday.)<br/><br/><strong>4.) Which of these classes appeals to you most?</strong><br/><br/>a. Herbology<br/><br/>b. Defense against the Dark Arts<br/><br/>c. Charms<br/><br/><strong>5.) You arrive in class today to find that there is a surprise quiz to take. How do you respond?</strong><br/><br/>a. You are unfazed. You've been studying the class material well in advance and could probably pass the test blindfolded at this point.<br/><br/>b. You panic. You’re not prepared! On a whim you make up a tall tale about today being a wizarding holiday and that teachers issuing pop quizzes are generally looked down upon for such. The professor doesn't quite believe you and leaves to confirm your story. You still have to take the quiz, but you managed to get in a few minutes of quick crash course study time while she’s away.<br/><br/>c. The same thing you do every time there’s a quiz: cheat. You pay another student to complete the quiz for you while you make plans for dinner with your significant other. You don’t have time to waste on trivial paperwork.<br/><br/><strong>6.) The weather has been awful all week and is predicted to be equally terrible for the remainder of the month. Today however, it has been uncharacteristically beautiful outside but you have afternoon classes to attend. What do you do?</strong><br/><br/>a. Play sick. REALLY sick. As in, maybe get a friend or two in on the drama and make like you’re dying. Slip out of the nurses office with a promise of heading straight to bed, then go enjoy the sunshine somewhere off campus.<br/><br/>b. The sunshine will still be there when you get out of class, you’re certain you can wait. You see your classes through to the end of the day and manage to get in an hour of sunny reading before the rain picks up again and you head back indoors. It’s alright, you can still enjoy the view from a window.<br/><br/>c. You decide to try your hand at convincing your professor that a class outside today would be beneficial for everyone involved. She reluctantly agrees only to find that everyone is so pleased with the sunshine that they get twice as much work accomplished. Yay people skills!<br/><br/><strong>7.) How do you view other people?</strong><br/><br/>a. People are simply pawns in my game of chess. They bend to my will or I remove them from the board.<br/><br/>b. People are fun and exciting! I want to know more of them! I enjoy every opportunity to make new friends and have new adventures.<br/><br/>c. People are complex and intriguing; I’m sure I’ll always be there for those who need me most.<br/><br/><strong>8.) Word around school is that you’ve made a few enemies. Rumors and name-calling abounds. What’s the worst everybody has been saying about you?</strong><br/><br/>a. They all seem to think you’re manipulative and cold.<br/><br/>b. Everyone agrees that you’re a drama queen, always letting your emotions cloud your judgment.<br/><br/>c. People have been calling you a book worm with a boring personality.<br/><br/><strong>9.) You’ve finally asked your crush out on a date and to your delight they have accepted! Where do you take them?</strong><br/><br/>a. A picnic someplace quiet with a good scenic view and maybe a hiking trail nearby.<br/><br/>b. A night on the town someplace romantic and fun; full of activities, shops and sights to behold.<br/><br/>c. A dinner someplace classy and upscale with ample opportunity to rub elbows with famous and exciting individuals.<br/><br/><strong>10.) What do you consider to be your greatest attribute?</strong><br/><br/>a. Your creative flair and natural maturity.<br/><br/>b. Your ambitious drive and unquenchable thirst for perfection.<br/><br/>c. Your unwavering loyalty to those closest to you and appreciation of the little things in life.<br/><br/><strong>11.) Your youngest sibling who is new to Beauxbaton has received unexpected popularity due to her performance at the local talent show. How do you respond?<br/></strong><br/>a. With silent envy. You feign support and approval but quietly make plans to leech off of her fame later when it will benefit you most.<br/><br/>b. Supportive and proud of your sibling, but far more focused on your upcoming winter production of “The Warlocks Hairy Heart” that’s bound to take audiences by storm.<br/><br/>c. Happy for your sister but generally unfazed by her popularity one way or another. You just hope that even with all her newfound popularity and friends that she’ll still have time for your Saturday movie night together.<br/><br/><strong>12.) Oh no! Fire! Fire on the set! You and a shy friend are practicing lines for a play when a lit candle sparks and sets the nearby curtains aflame. Your friend steps in and with his quick thinking he utters a spell that stops the fire before it can spread too far. The Drama teacher arrives a moment later and wishes to know who is responsible for the chivalrous act. What do you say?</strong><br/><br/>a. Lie and take credit for the act. Your friend is too timid to say anything against you, and does it really matter who gets the credit so long as the fire is put out?<br/><br/>b. Tell your professor that your friend did it and encourage said friend to socialize with his now very grateful classmates.<br/><br/>c. Take partial credit and help divert some of the overwhelming attention away from your shy friend without relieving him of the appreciation he’s owed.<br/><br/><strong>13.) You've been challenged to play a children's card game with complicated and occasionally contradictory rules. What’s your strategy for winning?</strong><br/><br/>a. “Screw the rules! I have money!” You stack your deck with all the best cards money can buy, ensuring yourself a win.<br/><br/>b. You review the instructions enough to have a working knowledge of the game and then bluff your way through every encounter, talking fast and occasionally mixing up the rules to confuse your opponent into giving you the win.<br/><br/>c. You’ve been playing this game for years and know each card and every rule like the back of your hand. Your win is all but guaranteed. Regardless of the outcome, you always assure your opponent that they fought well and even suggest a rematch if they are willing.<br/><br/><strong>14.) A combination of schoolwork, personal matters and home troubles have left you stressed out beyond belief. How do you relax?</strong><br/><br/>a. You spend your next morning off gardening, planting some flowers and digging up ripened vegetables for your evening meal.<br/><br/>b. You grab your sketch pad and curl up by large a window, spending the day drawing a striking replica of the view outside.<br/><br/>c. You and a few friends indulge in an evening of gambling for fun. Although you lose the least amount of times amongst the total players, you find that you only feel real enjoyment when you’re winning.<br/><br/><strong>15.) Good news everyone! There’s going to be a class field trip and we all get to vote on where we might go. What kind of place do you vote for?</strong><br/><br/>a. An art museum.<br/><br/>b. A national park.<br/><br/>c. A casino.<br/><br/><strong>16.) Not to be told that quizzes never take ones personal opinion into account, which Beauxbaton house do you think you belong in?</strong><br/><br/>a. Probably Papillonlisse.<br/>b. Beyond a doubt, Bellefeuille.<br/>c. Obviously Ombrelune.<br/><br/><strong>17.) And finally, the most important question of the day: Which of these colours do you like the most?</strong><br/><br/>a. Purple<br/><br/>b. Grey<br/><br/>c. Green