Friends play a big part in our lives... take this quiz to find out what kind of friend you are. Make a note of each answer, whether it's a, b, c or d.

At the end, add up which letter you have the most of and look up the answer...

a) Lots of laughs and having fun.
b) Having someone to confide in.
c) Sticking together through the good and the bad.
d) Offering support, love and time.

a) Lots of friends, but no one who I would consider a best friend.
b) A couple of really close friends, and I have a best friend in that group.
c) A small group of really close friends.
d) A couple of people you consider best friends and a wider group of friends you hang out with from time to time.

a) You tell the next 6 people you see.
b) So what! There are plenty more fish in the sea.
c) You are miserable with her, offering a listening ear and some advice.
d) You go round to her house with some chocolate and see how best to help.

a) Argh! Now it is tense and there could be an argument. This just got dull! You walk away.
b) You think that you should have the shoes and you’re going to make her feel guilty so that you can have your own way.
c) What’s the problem? Why can’t we both have them?
d) You let your friend get them. You’re sure you’ll find something just as nice somewhere else.

a) You sympathise, but lots of other friends are going out, so you’ll go with them.
b) It’s OK. Your other friend is allowed to come out, so all is well.
c) If your friend is not allowed, you won’t go either.
d) You change your plans, go round to your friend’s and stay in as well.

a) It’s only a handbag! It is not worth worrying about.
b) You feel really upset and expect your friend to make it up to you.
c) You feel gutted, but try not to let your friend know. Perhaps you won’t lend her stuff in future.
d) You feel sad, but it’s only a handbag. A friendship is worth a lot more.

You are lots of fun to be around and can be the life and soul of the party. You enjoy time with a big group of friends. You’re fairly laid back and try not to fall out with people - nothing is going to spoil your fun!

Advice from the Bible: “A person who has many companions may come to ruin, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.” (Proverbs 18:24)

Be careful not to miss out on close friendships by trying to have too many friends. Quality friendship needs work, but it can be fantastic!

You enjoy having 1 or 2 close friends that you know you can trust. You appreciate being able to tell your friends the things that are important to you.

Advice from the Bible: “A friend is always loyal, and a brother is born to help in time of need.” (Proverbs 17:17)

Being a good friend is as important as having good friends. Make sure that you consider your friends’ needs as well as your own.

You are someone who takes friendship very seriously. You are a loyal and trustworthy person who sticks by your friends through thick and thin.

Advice from the Bible: Love prospers when a fault is forgiven, but dwelling on it separates close friends. (Proverbs 17:9)

Being able to forgive and receive forgiveness is important in friendship. Try to forgive your friends when they hurt you. One day, you’ll need them to forgive you!

You are the sort of friend that every girls needs! You show love and concern, putting others first. You are very considerate and thoughtful.

Advice from the Bible: "Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisses" (Proverbs 27:6)

Giving compliments to friends can be easy, but being a good friend sometimes means telling the truth, even when you know it might upset them. Don’t worry! They’ll thank you in the long run.