Are you really best friends?
Does being best friends since preschool give you a higher advantage on a best friends quizzes?
I interviewed eighth graders Rylie Andrews and Briley Campbell to see if their friendship could pass the test. Rylie and Briley have been friends since pre-school, and they play soccer for the Tyrone team. I asked Briley and Rylie five questions each to see which one knew the other better.
I started the test with Briley…
What is Rylie’s favorite food?
Briley: Strawberries
The Answer: Cheesy popcorn
What is Rylie’s biggest pet peeve?
Briley: Going to practice
The Answer: Chewing with your mouth open
What is a song Rylie listens to when she’s sad?
Briley: I don’t think she has one.
The Answer: No song in particular
Who is Rylie’s Disney crush?
Briley: Prince Naveen
The Answer: Prince Naveen
Last question; If Rylie could turn into any animal for a day, what would it be?
Briley: Cat
The Answer: Dolphin
And then it was Rylie’s turn…
What game show does Briley want to be on?
Rylie: Jeopardy
The Answer: Wheel of Fortune
What is Briley’s favorite feature on a person?
Rylie: Eyes
The Answer: Eyes
If Briley had one hour to spend $5,000, where would she go?
Rylie: Apple
The Answer: Dick’s Sporting Goods
What is the first thing Briley would do as president?
Rylie: Abolish all diary and gluten products
The Answer: Make the White House cooler
Lastly, what is Briley’s biggest fear?
Rylie: Milk
The Answer: Spiders or condensation on anything
Well, as you can see, being best friends since preschool does not in fact give you an advantage on a best friends quiz. With Briley getting a ⅖ and Rylie getting a ⅕, these girls should really brush up on their knowledge of each other.
