1. Finish this statement: “On the Internet, I would like to find a site where I could ...”
a. Find a one-night stand or casual hookup.
b. Just make new friends, or possibly meet someone to go on a date with.
c. Find casual dating and possibly a serious relationship.
d. Find a serious, long-term relationship.
e. Meet someone who shares a major interest with me.

2. How much time would you like to spend setting up your profile and answering questions?
a. Not very much at all – I’d like to just throw up a couple of pictures and possibly write a couple of sentences.
b. I would spend some time on my profile and answering questions.
c. I would like to spend some time working on my profile and a lot of time answering questions
d. I would like to spend a lot of time on both my profile and questions.
e. I would like to spend some time working my profile, but I think the most important things about me should be clear from the Web site.

3. Do you have restrictions on who you would date? For example, will you only date people of the same religion, or only people who are vegetarians?
a. I have no restrictions. Frankly, I'm not even really looking to date seriously.
b. Not really. I'm open to just about anyone.
c. There are some restrictions, but I would prefer to use a general dating site and weed people out based on their profiles.
d. There are a few restrictions I have on people I would date.
e. There are some very specific restrictions I have on whom I would date.

4. Would you like to take many personality tests to determine a good match for you, or would you rather browse profiles and find someone to date based on what they wrote?
a. I'd rather just browse photos and decide that way.
b. I would rather just browse photos and short profiles.
c. I would like to get matched based on the results of personality tests.
d. I would like to get matched based on both personality tests and profile content.
e. I would rather get matched based on a major mutual interest.

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