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A Social Experiment: Offline Valentine

It’s quiz time! Let’s see if you’re ready to succeed at an Offline Valentine event.
Upon completion of this quiz, you’ll receive a certificate which is required to attend our in-person Offline Valentine event.
A score of 70% is required to pass and be certified.
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Question 1 of 21

1. Question

Offline Valentine (OV) debuted in Feb 2019 and is based on a social experiment using 36 questions.

Which statement is true for this experience?

Two people must share answers to all 36 questions within one hour.
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Two people play a sharing game by picking and choosing which questions they like the best
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The 36 questions are divided into three sets and 60 minutes is given for each set.
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It's important to answer questions thoughtfully and thoroughly and not to skip any questions
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You can only move onto the second set of questions once you've finished the first set.
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You need to get every answer right or you'll be single for ever
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Question 2 of 21

2. Question

Feedback received by guests show that approximately 10% of people do not enjoy the experiment. What might these guests be doing differently?

Attending with an open-mind, curious to meet new people and learn about them
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Participate in the 36 questions with a playful mind-set. It's just an experiment after-all.
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Taking their time to share answers thoughtfully and thoroughly, and listening to their partner share
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Having high expectations of being matched with a super-model and falling in love in one hour.
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Using the 36 questions to practice developing rapport. Learning to become vulnerable to create connection.
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Question 3 of 21

3. Question

In pairs, people play the sharing game, taking it in turns to answer the 36 questions.
At the end of the third set there’s one minute of silence. What happens during this time?

Pairs rate how connected they felt with their match / partner / the person they were paired with.
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An eye gazing exercise designed to make people feel uncomfortable and awkward – laughing is encouraged
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One minute of quiet eye gazing to deepen the connection and create chemistry
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Question 4 of 21

4. Question

People who attend the Offline Valentine event can choose either a “Match Me” premium ticket or a “General Admission” ticket.
What’s the difference?

Match Me includes matchmaking (a personalised match) while the General Admission is simply two people paired up (or a group).
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Match Me is a VIP service and includes complimentary drinks and food. General Admission doesn't include food or drink.
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Match Me guests receive additional coaching to ensure success at the event. General Admission just do this course.
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Match Me tickets are only a little bit more expensive that General Admission tickets.
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Question 5 of 21

5. Question

How do we play the lock and key game at Offline Valentine?

Each person grabs a key or padlock. When a key opens a lock, they're a match who do the 36 questions together.
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Men have keys and women have padlocks. They try to open as many locks as possible in one hour.
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Women have keys and men have padlocks. This ice-breaker makes it easier to approach people for playful conversation.
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Each person gets a key or lock and hides it in their pocket so people won't approach them
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Question 6 of 21

6. Question

What is a mixologist?

Cocktail making specialists who make fabulous drinks 🍹
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Event hosts who mingle with guests and introduce guests to each other
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Matchmakers who host swingers parties.
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An event guest who is really good at fitting into different social circles.
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Question 7 of 21

7. Question

What is the purpose of attending the wing-person event?

To practice the 36 questions with someone before the main event.
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To break the ice and make it easier to attend the in-person event as you'll recognise familiar faces.
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To find someone to get ready with before the in-person event
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To discuss how awesome the Top Gun movies are
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Question 8 of 21

8. Question

Why is there a rule at Offline Valentine events to keep your phone on silent and out of sight? (Multiple options are correct)

Mobiles and cell-phones are distracting and take attention away from face-to-face conversations.
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The event organisers want to make it hard for you to easily share your phone numbers
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Phone signals interfere with special machines which are used at the Offline Valentine event.
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To create a sense of presence amongst guests who are attending the event to make new connections.
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Question 9 of 21

9. Question

How can guests share their contact details at Mojo Mingle and Offline Valentine events?

Guests can bring along their own business cards and leave them on a table for guests to take
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Guests can just use their phone to send a Facebook friend request.
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Guests can use the contact cards and pens provided to share their name and number or email.
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Guests can ask event hosts to pass on their contact card after the event if they leave early.
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Guests can send an email to the event host after the event and ask for the details to be forwarded to someone
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Question 10 of 21

10. Question

What is the “Give. Don’t Ask” rule about at the Offline Valentine event?

Guests are invited to share their contact details with each other by ASKING for other people's number / email.
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Nice people find it hard to say 'no' when asked for their number, making them uncomfortable. This is why we GIVE, rather than ASK.
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Guests are encouraged to GIVE their phone number to anyone at the event, even if they didn't develop rapport.
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Question 11 of 21

11. Question

How does the Offline Valentine event measure if the 36 questions worked to create a connection?

Guests circle a number 1-10 before, and after, the 36 questions, to rate how connected they feel.
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Mixologists roam the room and ask guests how they are feeling after doing the 36 questions
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During the one minute eye-gazing, we count how many people look uncomfortable or connected.
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Question 12 of 21

12. Question

How is Offline Valentine different to typical singles parties?

It's based on connection and engaging conversations.
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It includes free drinks so guests can get drunk and feel less nervous
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It's about quantity, not quality, and the more people who attend, the better it is.
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Question 13 of 21

13. Question

How is Offline Valentine different to speed dating events?

Guests are paired up and have 5-10 minutes each to answer some of the 36 questions before moving on
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Guests take their time getting to know each other, and use 36 questions to go deep
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Guests write down who they like, and the event organiser emails guests to inform their matches after the event
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Question 14 of 21

14. Question

How is Offline Valentine (OV) different to a matchmaking agency? (Multiple answers are correct)

Instead of sending premium matchmaking clients on individual dates, OV invites all potential matches to meet OV premium client(s) at the event.
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Matchmaking agency packages cost $5000 – $50,000 whereas Offline Valentine doesn't charge extra for matchmaking.
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Matchmaking services plan dates according to their clients availability whereas Offline Valentine happens once a year and if guests can't attend they miss the opportunity.
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Question 15 of 21

15. Question

How is Offline Valentine (OV) different to dating apps?

Conversations between guests can happen online and then offline (in-person)
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Dating apps rely on computer algorithms whereas Offline Valentine combines human intuition with matching registration data to match highly compatible guests
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Dating apps are always free, fun and an easy way to connect with compatible singles whereas Offline Valentine costs too much
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Question 16 of 21

16. Question

Which of the following is not a benefit of meditation in relation to dating?

Immediate benefit of meditation is to increase resilience and recharge.
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Mid-term benefits of meditating when dating is to block all the negative emotions felt on a bad date
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Long-term benefits of meditating when dating include prioritising and loving yourself
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Question 17 of 21

17. Question

Which of the following is true?

Chemistry is the most important factor when choosing a partner because it never fades and is a sign that it's meant to be.
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Compatibility is the most important factor when choosing a partner because this reduces friction and prevents disagreements.
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Chemistry and compatibility are both important when choosing a partner. Chemistry doesn't always show up instantly.
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Question 18 of 21

18. Question

Offline Valentine focusses much on the inner work that singles can do to improve their chances of connecting and finding love.

Personal stylists and coaches can help you feel more confident as a result of the outfits you wear and how you present yourself.

Which of the following style tips seems inappropriate for the Offline Valentine event?

Groom facial hair, brush teeth, wear deodorant and book in for a hair cut a few days before the event.
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The dress code is smart casual so it's okay to wear gym pants because they're comfortable.
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Wear clean clothes that are ironed. For men, a sports jacket over a t-shirt looks good. Or just wear a shirt.
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Question 19 of 21

19. Question

People participating in the social experiment (36 questions in one hour) at an Offline Valentine event may not feel a spark with their partner. What type of mindset could they adopt?

Focus on how disappointed they feel and stop putting in effort to participate fully in the experiment
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An abundance mindset – there's a whole room of singles around to talk to after the experiment.
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Question 20 of 21

20. Question

What’s the best type of mind-set to bring to an Offline Valentine event?

A narrow mind-set; being focussed on what one wants can help to attract that type of person
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An open-mind; the event is an experience to learn about oneself and others
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A fixed mindset; there's nothing to learn from the event, it's just a place to find someone to date
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Question 21 of 21

21. Question

Participants in the Offline Valentine experience have potential to achieve multiple levels of success.
Which of the following is an unlikely outcome of event?

For two people to meet and do the 36 questions in one hour and fall in love.
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To feel more confident starting conversations with unfamiliar people who happen to be single
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To discover how powerful being vulnerable can be when it comes to creating deeper connections.
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