Wow, this one was even harder than the last one!
The problem I had a lot of the time is that I'd have chosen something different if it had been available. I agree that the options do have to be limited to some degree, but what if the predominant answer in the fandom isn't on the list?
Personally, I think her reaction to the dress thing would be a lot more complex than you allow for. First she'd say it's a just punishment. Then she'd try to justify it by thinking about the store's inflated prices. Then she drives herself nuts feeling guilty about the whole thing. Finally, she angrily storms into the shop and returns the darned thing (telling them about the mistake in the process) because she can't stand to look at it anymore.
I think, like any of us, she spends her free time in a lot of different ways. Sometimes she reads, sometimes she watches TV, sometimes she watches movies, sometimes she works out, sometimes she writes... It depends on her mood and what kind of day she's had and what she's been doing lately and a bunch of other things. I don't think it's fair to try to pin it down to one thing if she does several things more or less equally as the mood strike her.
I'm not sure I entirely understand about the rapist story. How are the victims' lives ruined? Aren't their names usually withheld? Have they asked her not to print the story or indicated that they would be devastated if she did? If she doesn't print the story, will the guy go free? If there is no way to print the story without the victims' names being obvious, is there a way she can turn this guy into the cops without making a big splash? There's too much we don't know, and I can't help but feel that there's another, better answer out there.
As for personality traits, what about some more Clark-like things in the mix? Compassion? Drive for justice? What about charm? That's something a lot of her boyfriends seem to have had. Or boldness. Intelligence is certainly an important one, but I think there are some other good choices which didn't make the list.
The same goes for unattractive traits. I ended up choosing incompetence over sexism (tough call, really...) but I have a hard time seeing why laziness and naivete made it on the list instead of some other things. Control freak. Egotism. Cruelty. I can see her somewhat scoring someone for naivete, but I don't think it's something she'd find repulsive.
As for super powers, I thought we agreed she'd choose invisibility.
That would have made things too easy, I guess, but what about some of Clark's other powers? X-ray vision, for example...
Teenage trouble... on the one hand, I like that you kept the list from Clark's quiz. On the other hand, I think if Lois was going to be caught doing anything, it would probably be something more like Breaking and Entering. Possibly something on a dare. I don't know. I'm also torn between some of these choices. That part, I guess, is a good thing. Actually, though, I don't remember what I ended up choosing, and that's maybe not so good...
About the pregnancy... That's a very tough call, and I think it's really a question we need to know more about. Who's the father? How did it happen? What's her current status with the father? Are they in a relationship? Does he know about the baby? If so, how did he react? I went with adoption on this one, but I really felt like I was making the choice blindly.
The desert island question is interesting, but some of the things you mention wouldn't last very long. I'm a bit confused about how the subscription would get there, but I was willing to let that one go in the spirit of the question. Same with how she'd watch the video tapes. A time limit would have helped here, to some degree (For the rest of her life? Just a year? Something in between?). If it's going to be more than a few years, I can't see her chosing the DP subscription. Then again, the notebook (which is what I chose) would probably be used up in that time, too. <shrug> I don't know. Interesting question, anyway.
I kind of like the high school question. I probably should have thought my answer (I went with president) through a little better. In a way, this is the same question as "what trait would she find most attractive?" I probably should have gone with valadictorian, but then again, I had this nagging feeling that that would mean she was dating herself...
No idea what to say about reincarnation. Joan of Arc was a military leader and, in a sense, a child prodegy, but she was also extremely devout (and, I can't help but thinking, schizophrenic...). Cleopatra (my ultimate choice) was known for her beauty, but also her ability as the leader of her country. Add in the tragic romance angle, and I can see Lois picking her. Unfortunately, though, I don't know as much as I should about Queen Elizabeth or Elanor Roosevelt. I'm not quite sure why Audry Hepburn is on the list, but that may well be because I don't know enough about her, either. Maybe I should have done some better research before answering this one...
New Krypton... She didn't see the marriage to Zara as real, and she knew that Clark didn't, either. I can see her considering herself married to Clark, but chaffing all the time a New Krypton, its customs, Clark's marriage, and her official status as a "concubine." Of course, I have a feeling that it wouldn't be that long before she and Clark brought about some large scale social changes on that rock. Actually, I'm still all for Clark taking the throne just long enough to establish a democracy and help guide them through the changes.
I really can't see Lois going on a blind date with anyone Cat picked, but I'd have chosen something in between if it had been offered. I ended up with the buisiness suit, but what I really would have said was something closer to the "knock-out" dress but not quite as overt or important. Something tasteful and elegant, but which didn't call too much attention to her looks and which she didn't consider as something to save for a "big date."
The next few questions are cool and interesting, but I don't have much else to add.
I wasn't quite sure what to make of the last one. I think, again, it depends on a bunch of factors. I almost picked the cafe in Paris, but then I realized that, while I think she'd enjoy that, I don't think she'd consider it especially romantic. It's something she'd want to do as part of a romantic day, but it's not something she'd single out as a romantic activity. The islands are more sexy than romantic, I think. The gondola is a good choice, but not really the best. Same with the Empire State Building (although, wouldn't that be the top of the Lexcorp Towers? Hmm...). So, I ended up with the fire, which is cozy, intimate, a little sexy, private (unlike the other choices), and, basically, romantic. It's also something that's more likely to come up in those books she reads, which I think is a point in its favor.
So, that's all I've got. Thanks for putting it together, Lynn. It's a great idea and I'm really enjoying it, even if we don't agree on everything.
BTW, anyone else having fun imagining L&C sitting at the computer screen taking these tests?
Paul