What Type of Learner Are You?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How often do you read just for fun?

  • A.
    As much as I can
  • B.
    Sometimes
  • C.
    Never
• 2.
  Do you enjoy crossword puzzles?

  • A.
    yes
  • B.
    no
• 3.
  When you are not sure how to spell a word, what are you most likely to do?

  • A.
    spell it out loud to see if it sounds right
  • B.
    write it out to see if it looks right
  • C.
    trace the letters in the air with your finger
• 4.
  What's your preferred way to study for a test

  • A.
    Have someone quiz you
  • B.
    Review your notes from class and re-read the book
  • C.
    Create flash cards to practice testing yourself
• 5.
  How easy do you find it to follow the directions to build furniture from a store like IKEA?

  • A.
    Super easy to follow the photos
  • B.
    Kind of unclear - I wish there were written directions
  • C.
    I'd rather watch a youtube video so someone could talk me through it step-by-step
• 6.
  When trying to learn a new game or piece of technology, which do you prefer?

  • A.
    Figure it out on your own as you go
  • B.
    Have somoene show you how to use it
  • C.
    Listen to it explained by someone who has expertise
  • D.
    Research how to use it
• 7.
  When answering emails or working from home, how are you most productive?

  • A.
    With music playing 
  • B.
    With the TV on
  • C.
    In silence 
  • D.
    With frequent breaks to stand and stretch
• 8.
  When you're in a new place, how do you choose what to see and do?

  • A.
    Just head out and see where your walk takes you
  • B.
    research an itinerary and plan your routes ahead of time 
  • C.
    Ask friends and locals for ideas and directions
  • D.
    Search Pinterest and Instagram for cool looking spots
• 9.
  Of these four classes, which was your favorite in school?

  • A.
    Gym
  • B.
    Music
  • C.
    Creative Writing
  • D.
    Art
• 10.
  When you hear a song you love on the radio, are you most likely to:

  • A.
    start dancing
  • B.
    sing along
  • C.
    remember a specific day/time/place where you first heard it
• 11.
  What do you like to do to relax?

  • A.
    read a book 
  • B.
    watch a movie
  • C.
    listen to music
  • D.
    exercise or play a team sport
• 12.
  Your most-sent texts are:

  • A.
    gifs and emojis
  • B.
    words and abbreviations
  • C.
    voice texts
• 13.
  Which would you rather do on a free Saturday afternoon?

  • A.
    go to an art musem
  • B.
    go to an amusement park
  • C.
    go to a concert
• 14.
  When you meet someone for the second time, are you most likely to remember their:

  • A.
    face
  • B.
    handshake
  • C.
    name
• 15.
  If you are looking to get inspired you:

  • A.
    Dive into a new creative project
  • B.
    Listen to your favorite songs
  • C.
    Revisit your favorite inspirational quotes
  • D.
    Spend time viewing your favorite piece of art

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're A Visual Learner!

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  Stop and reread important passages with the intention of visualizing the concept as you read.Write down key ideas you hear to help commit them to memory.Color code everything from your calendar to your cookbook for quick visual associations to the material.Use symbols and charts in addition to traditional written notes.Take screenshots of important information to refer back to later.
• 2.
  You're An Auditory Learner!

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  Read written notes and excerpts of books aloud to help you fully understand and remember them.Play music as you study or work to keep you focused and promote retention of material.Repeat important information.Use voice recording software to take notes efficiently and play them back to retain the information.Talk someone else through a newly learned idea or skill to help internalize it.
• 3.
  You're A Kinesthetic Learner!

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  Take short breaks during reading or working periods to enhance focus.Give yourself more time to listen or watch new material so you can pause at points throughout and begin implementing new learning/ideas as you go.Do something active while you listen or watch a lesson. The physical activity will help you remember key points.Try something new in your business before it's perfected and then tweak from there.Talk someone else through a newly learned idea or skill to help internalize it.
• 4.
  You're A Reading/Writing Learner!

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  Take written notes instead of typing on a computer to help you retain information. Summarize what you listen to or watch in your own words in order to promote a deeper understanding.Research topics you want to learn more about and focus on one task at a time, rather than multi-tasking.Break down larger projects into smaller tasks and list the steps out to stay organized and track your progress.