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Pick an 80's song to be your life anthem:
"Don't You Forget About Me" by Simple Minds"
"If You Leave" by OMD
"Bust a Move" by Young MC
"Oh Yeah" by Yello
"Take On Me" by Aha
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Do you have a problem with authority?
I hate authority
I respect authority
It depends on my mood
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What's your parent's worst parenting offense?
Forgetting to pick me up from school
Forgetting my birthday
Leaving me home alone while they went on vacation
Reaming me out for bad grades
Spoiling me rotten
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Did you grow up in the city or the suburbs?
The city
The suburbs
The country
Other
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What's the bravest thing you've done?
Went to prom alone
Took over a parade
Stood up for the underdog
Took on a bully
Messed with some burglars
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Which fashion crime are you guilty of committing?
Bowler hats
Fingerless gloves
Ski sweaters
Fur hats
Shoulder pads
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Which stereotype did you fit in high school?
The jock
The nerd
The prep
The class clown
The outsider
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How would you spend a day off from work or school?
Exploring the city
Watching bad movies
Browsing a record or book store
Hitting the mall
At the bar
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What's your favorite subject?
Art
Math
Science
History
English
Lunch?
Question 10/10
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Did you have a boyfriend or girlfriend in high school?
I had several
I had one or two
I didn't have any
The John Hughes movie that is most like your life story is "Pretty In Pink!" Much like the lead in this film, your teenage years were far from a walk in the park. You often felt like an outsider just trying to fit in. Of course, you soon realized just how overrated fitting in really is! You're you for a reason, embrace what makes you so unique!
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The John Hughes movie that is most like your life is "The Breakfast Club!" Not only did you fit into one of the classic high school stereotypes, but you didn't let that stereotype define you. As an open minded person, you are always willing to connect with those form different walks of life. You're intelligent, open, and wise for your age!
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The John Hughes movie that your life is most like is "Sixteen Candles!" Did your parents ever forget an important day in your life? Perhaps, a birthday? We thought so! Much like the lead in this film, it often feels like you don't matter as much to others as they do to you. Of course, that's not entirely true. As you've found time and time again, there's so much love in your life. What's important is that you embrace who you are and live with dignity. Go you!
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The John Hughes movie that is most like your life is "Ferris Bueller's Day Off!" You're a highly eccentric and adventurous soul who isn't afraid to stir up a little trouble in the name of fun. With a clever attitude and intelligence for days, you're always scheming, dreaming, and getting ready to go on your next adventure.
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The John Hughes movie that best describes your life is "Home Alone!" As a child with a lot of siblings, you didn't always feel quite as important as you should have. Though your parents loved you and cared for you, there were some moments when you literally felt like you were on your own. Luckily, with a little time, you learned that you're as important as anyone else!
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John Hughes had a way of making you believe that every movie was written about your life, but which story best matches your actual life story? It's time to find out! Take this movie quiz and discover which John Hughes movie is really about you!
