What is your learning style ? 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  On vacation, what would you bring along to read?

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  • A.
    A text with many graphics, flow-charts or pictures of customers in it. 
  • B.
     A text with many technical terms or specialized vocabulary words in it. 
  • C.
     A book that features business-related word searches, or crossword puzzles. 
• 2.
  When you are not sure of a spelling, what are you most likely to do?

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  • A.
     Write it down on a pad of paper, to see if it looks right. 
  • B.
     Spell it out loud, saying it to yourself, to see if it sounds right. 
  • C.
     Trace the letters in the air, on a white board, or on a computer screen. 
• 3.
  You're out shopping for a new laptop, and  waiting in line to pay, what are you most likely to do ?

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  • A.
     Look around at other laptops on the adjacent shelves. 
  • B.
     Talk to the person next to you in line about the model you chose to buy. 
  • C.
     Fidget, move back and forth, turn the laptop box over, or on its side. 
• 4.
  When you see the words "corporate logo," what do you do first?

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  • A.
     You picture a specific corporate logo in your mind. 
  • B.
     You say the words, "corporate logo," to yourself. 
  • C.
     You think ‘design a corporate logo’ (sketching it, drawing it, or coloring it). 
• 5.
  What's the best way to prepare an important presentation?

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  • A.
     Read and re-read your notes, review pictures or charts, over and over. 
  • B.
     Have someone ask you potential questions that you can answer out loud. 
  • C.
     Make up index cards that you can review. 
• 6.
  What's the best way to learn about how something works (like new computer software)? 

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  • A.
     Get someone to show you. 
  • B.
     Read about it, listen to someone explaining it. 
  • C.
     Figure it out on your own. 
• 7.
  When attending a business event, what will you remember the following day?

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  • A.
     The faces of the people who were there. 
  • B.
     The music that was played during the cocktail hour. 
  • C.
     The food you ate. 
• 8.
  What do you find distracting when trying to concentrate?

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  • A.
     People walking past your work station. 
  • B.
     Loud noises. 
  • C.
     An uncomfortable chair. 
• 9.
  When you are angry, what are you most likely to do?

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  • A.
    Put on your "mad" face
  • B.
     Really raise your voice, yell or shout. 
  • C.
     Slam doors. 
• 10.
  When celebrating an accomplishment, you most likely: 

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  • A.
     Smile from ear to ear. 
  • B.
     Talk up a storm – and tell all about it to anyone who will listen. 
  • C.
     Act very high-spirited, and energetic. 
• 11.
  When in a foreign city, how will you find your way around?

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  • A.
     Look for a map or directory that shows you where everything is. 
  • B.
     Ask someone for directions. 
  • C.
     Just start walking around, until you find what you're looking for. 
• 12.
   Which course would you most likely choose?

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  • A.
    A Graphic Design course.
  • B.
    A Chamber Music course.
  • C.
    A Yoga course.
• 13.
  You hear the latest Company television ad on the radio. What do you do?

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  • A.
    You picture the video that goes along with it.
  • B.
    You sing or hum along with the music. 
  • C.
    You start dancing or tapping your foot.
• 14.
  When in a business meeting, you are distracted by:

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  • A.
    Lights that are too bright, or too dim.
  • B.
    Noises from the hall, or outside the building (traffic, someone cutting the lawn). 
  • C.
    The room temperature -- too hot or too cold. 
• 15.
  After a hectic day at the office:

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  • A.
    You read a book.
  • B.
     You listen to music. 
  • C.
    You exercise (walk, run, play sports, etc.).
• 16.
   The best way to remember a phone number: 

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  • A.
    You picture the numbers on the phone, as you would dial them. 
  • B.
    You say it out loud over and over.
  • C.
    You write it down, or store it in your phone contact list.
• 17.
  You won a contest. Which prize do you choose?

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  • A.
    A poster for the wall. 
  • B.
    A music CD or mp3 download.
  • C.
    A computer game of some kind (or a football, or soccer ball, etc.). 
• 18.
   With a group of friends, you prefer to:

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  • A.
     See a movie. 
  • B.
     Attend a concert. 
  • C.
     Visit an amusement park. 
• 19.
  You are most likely to remember: 

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  • A.
    New faces, but not names. 
  • B.
     New names, but not faces. 
  • C.
     What you talked about. 
• 20.
  When giving directions, what are you most likely to do?

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  • A.
    Describe a building or landmark on the way. 
  • B.
     Name the roads or streets on the way. 
  • C.
     "Follow me—it will be easier if I just show you how to get there." 

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You are a Visual Learner ! 

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  As a visual learner, you understand and remember things by sight. You can picture what you are learning in your mind,and you learn best by using methods that are primarily visual. As a visual learner, you are probably fastidious about your appearance. You rely less on spoken directions and may be easily distracted by sounds. You are attracted to color and to all messages and spoken language (like advertisements or narratives), especially those rich in visual imagery.
• 2.
  You are an Auditory Learner ! 

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  As an auditory learner, you understand and remember things you have heard. You store information by the way it sounds. You have an easier time understanding spoken instructions, than written ones. You often learn by reading out loud because you must hear it, or speak it, in order to know, learn and to remember concepts. When bored, people may think you are not paying attention, even though you may be hearing and understanding everything that is being said.
• 3.
  You are a Tactil / Kinesthetic Learner ! 

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  As a tactile learner, you learn through your sense of touch, and by doing. You understand and remember things through physical movement. You prefer to be active. You often speak with your hands and with gestures, and you may have difficulty sitting still. You may be very well coordinated and have good athletic ability, and agility. You can easily remember things that were done but may have difficulty remembering what you saw or heard, in the process. You often communicate by touching, and you appreciate physically-expressed forms of encouragement, such as a pat on the back.