What role do you play in a family argument?

Will you keep the peace, or grab your wooden spoon to stir things up and make matters worse?

Nobody can decide what film to watch for movie night – what do you do?

A) Point out that Mum always seems to get the final say B) Say you’re happy to watch anything C) Create a rota so everyone knows whose turn it is D) Storm out if you don’t watch what you want

What is the best time for a family dinner?

A) No rush – not with the cooking in this house… B) Whenever everyone is home C) If it’s the same time every day, everyone knows when it is D) Whenever you yourself are hungry

You find – yet again – someone has neglected to replace the toilet roll on the holder – what’s your move?

A) Pin the blame on someone else in the household B) Replace it yourself, again C) Give everyone their own toilet roll to use D) Hide all the toilet roll in the house to teach everyone a lesson

There’s one biscuit left in the jar – do you take it?

A) Yes – but only to place it in someone else’s bedroom to ‘out’ them as the biscuit-taker. B) No, it’s best left for someone else to enjoy C) Yes, but you’ll rush out to replace them D) Yes, and then you’ll deny point blank that it was you and join in with trying to ‘find out’ who ate it

How do you feel about the amount of arguments there are in your household every week?

A) They’re fun, I want more! B) Even one argument is too many C) Arguing can help clear the air and sort out issues D) I don’t like them, but people won’t just do things my way…

How should you decide what takeaway to order for a family treat?

A) Kick and scream until you get your own way B) You’ll find something to enjoy on any menu C) Taking a family vote on the different options – the most votes wins D) You know what you want – you’ll order your own from another restaurant if you have to.