What would you do in your last 60 minutes?An asteroid is on a collision course with the earth and you have one hour left to live. What would you do in your last 60 minutes?

Not surprisingly, the majority of Britons questioned in a survey -- 54 percent -- said they would like to spend it either with or on the phone to their loved ones.

But the survey revealed a strong hedonistic streak -- 13 percent would sit back, accept the inevitable and reach for a glass of champagne.

Sex appealed to only nine percent while just three percent would turn to prayer.

Two percent intriguingly said they would reach for some fatty food while another two percent decided, with just an hour's life to go, that it was time to start looting.

The survey was commissioned by Ziji Publishing to mark the release of "Cloud Cuckoo Land" by debut novelist Steven Sivell who "uses the classic premise of an impending meteorite collision as a metaphor for threats to the human race."

如果一顆小行星即將與地球相撞，人類只能存活最后一小時(shí)，在這最后的60分鐘里，你會(huì)做些什么呢？

不出所料，大多數(shù)受訪的英國(guó)人（54%）說(shuō)他們會(huì)與自己所愛(ài)的人在一起，或是給他們打電話。

同時(shí)，調(diào)查也顯示了人們強(qiáng)烈的快樂(lè)主義傾向——13%的人說(shuō)他們什么也不會(huì)做，只想喝杯香檳，等待最后時(shí)刻的到來(lái)。

只有9%的人表示會(huì)去做愛(ài)，而僅有3%的人稱他們會(huì)在最后時(shí)刻去做祈禱。

有意思的是，2%的受訪者說(shuō)他們會(huì)去吃一些高脂肪的食物，另有2%的人決定在最后的一小時(shí)去搶劫。

該項(xiàng)由Ziji出版社委托開(kāi)展的調(diào)查是為了慶祝小說(shuō)家史蒂文•斯韋爾的處女作《陰云緊鎖的孤島》的出版。該科幻小說(shuō)描寫(xiě)了“隕星撞擊地球?qū)θ祟悩?gòu)成的嚴(yán)重威脅”。