A)  Practice?  What's that?

B)  Every spare minute i get.

C)  As often as I can, but I make sure I see my friends and do my other work too.

A)  Thank her but tell her you need to get a good sleep to perform your best.

B)  Go & relax with your friends but leave early

C)  Jump at the chance, making you over sleep and miss the competition

A)  Yes, my dancing comes first.  No matter What.

B)  Only if I really can't fit it in but I try to take it to competitions with me.

C)  Yes, but not because I'm dancing, just because I can't be bothered.

A)  I haven't got time for a boyfriend, I don't even have time to see my family I am dancing so much.

B) I only started dancing to try and get a boyfriend

C)  I have thought about it and when the time comes I'll see how much time I have to spare.  I don't want my dancing to suffer but I know that it is important to take time out to do other things.

A)  Choose the brightest one to increase your chances of winning.  It doesn't matter how much you spend.

B)  Buy what you can afford and practice extra hard

C)  Tell yourself it won't make any difference what your dress will look like because you won't win anyway.

A)  Be too slow to get tickets

B)  Pitch your tent in the line to make sure you got front row seats

C)  Pray that your parents take you as a treat and if not you can always watch the video of the show with your irish dancing buddies.

A) None.

B) I've made some great friends through dance but have lots of friends who have other hobbies too.

C) Every single one.  I wouldn't be friends with someone if they didn't share my first love of Irish Dance.

7 - 14

Your chances of succeeding in the Irish dance world are slim.  You see Irish dancing as a way of avoiding other mundane work, such as homework & shores, and don't really have enough motivation to practice as much as you need to.  If you really do love to dance, then you need to have a long hard look at your goals.

15 - 18

You love to dance and have managed to strike a healthy balance between pursuing your dream and the rest of your life.  You may sometimes give up seeing friends to go to competitions but you know that keeping in touch is important.  Just remember it is just as important to do well at school as it is in dancing, so keep on top of your homework by taking it with you to competitions & classes.  There's always a spare 5 minutes.

19 - 21

Irish dancing has taken over your life.  You eat, sleep & breath Irish dance to a level that could be stopping you living your life to the fullest.  Whilst practice makes perfect, don't be scared to take time out to see your friends and family, and remember that there is a world outside the dance studio to take a break now and again to explore it.