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Disney Princess Quiz


https://www.buzzfeed.com/catiefoody/disney-princess-dream-wedding-quiz


The quiz that I took was on buzzfeed.com, and it determines which Disney princess best reflects you based on your wedding preferences. I personally never put great thought into my wedding, but I distributed the quiz amongst a few of my female friends (each person's engagement in wedding planning varies). The questions include dress and ring types, food options, wedding destination and size requests, and more. 


Based on my answers, I was matched with Ariel as I ‘dream big’ and ultimately fight for what I truly love. My results seemed pretty generic to me but I did relate, and my friends' princesses slightly ranged. They either also got Ariel, Belle (slightly more introverted), or Jasmine who is more bold. I enjoyed the range of answers, as each of us felt that the selected princess resonated in some way. 


I think that quizzes like these, especially on buzzfeed, are very lighthearted and fun to do but are not to be taken seriously because they are not specific enough to be an accurate representation of people. For me, it was fun to see which of my friends have the same result as me, just to see if it's accurate at all based on my knowledge of how much alike we are. I think that for a quiz to be specific enough with its answer choices, it must have a range of answer choices and the answers should properly lead to make a conclusion. I thought it was interesting that there was a correlation made between dream weddings and the type of princess one is, but the similarities with Disney princess answers was reassuring to share with friends.


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