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Summary

Making friends seems easy enough, but sometimes shyness, lack of contact with peer groups and limited social skills can mean making friends is difficult. Try this quick quiz to test your knowledge and improve your skills.

What is the best way to make new friends? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz.

1. What can stop a person from making new friends?




2. Where are the best places to meet new friends?




3. What should you do if you don't know anyone at a party?




4. What is the best approach to take when meeting someone for the first time?




5. Can you make a good friend quickly?




6. Should potential friends have the exact same attitudes, beliefs and behaviours as you do?




7. Does gossiping help you to make friends?




8. What is the best way to keep existing friendships?





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Score 0 to 2:
Your social skills seem a little rusty. Learning more about how to make friends may bring more positive people into your life.

Score 3 to 5:
You do know some things about making friends but some of your ideas on friendship may be unhelpful. Browse the Better Health Channel for more information on making friends and how to better manage relationships.

Score 6 to 8: Congratulations, you seem to know the things to do and say to help you make and keep friends.

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