Showing posts with label Quiz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quiz. Show all posts

Color Personality Quiz


I recently took this Color Personality quiz from Better Homes and Gardens. It asks 8 personality questions resulting in a color best suited for your decor. The description was pretty accurate, unfortunately, my color personality is yellow. Yellow is my most disliked color. True to form I took the quiz several times changing a few of my choices but I always had the same result. I don't think I'll be repainting anytime soon as I love my grey walls! If you choose to take the quiz, I'd love to hear your results!


Found via How About Orange
Image via Stark Paint

I Write Like

Ideal Bookshelf 42, JMM By Jane Mount

I Write Like is a fun quiz that analyzes a summary of your writing and compares it with famous authors. It takes into account your word choice and style. I took the quiz. A few times...

My Results:








I used blog posts as my little snippets of writing and apparently I'm all over the place! At least I'm in good company, right?! Plus, I can honestly say I never got the dreaded result of Dan Brown! Not yet anyway. If you take the quiz, I'd love to hear about your results!

(Who are some of these authors? Click on the links for their biographies. J.K. Rowling, P.G. Wodehouse, David Foster Wallace, Vladimir Nabokov, Kurt Vonnegut, J.D. Salinger, and Jane Austen)


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What's Your Creative Style?



I took this quiz entitled "What's Your Creative Style?" It is 8 multiple choice questions so pretty quick and easy. If you end up taking the quiz let me know what your results were! My results:

Creativity Enriches You

"Creativity is separate from the real world for you. But it's a magical world in which you like to immerse yourself. When you're involved in it, you get the wonderful sensation that there are no limits, that anything is possible. What you are really looking for is harmony-- you want to feel you are a part of what you create. Planting flowers, writing poetry, embroidery, or putting together a photo album, these are all suited to your sort of quiet creativity. You want to fall in love with what you create. You also think of creativity as a part of you in which you can take refuge and feel protected. As the psychoanalyst D Anzieu explained, creativity acts an an 'encouraging parent-- loving, enriching and supportive'. You would love to use your creativity to retreat into a world that is kind and reassuring. For you, being creative means having the chance to become one with what you create, bathe in the glory of it and allow yourself to be taken over by it. This is why you seem more suited to the sort of creativity that calls for gentleness, subtlety, harmony and patience."


Quiz found via How About Orange via Psychologies
Image found via Design Mom
Image via Miles of Light

Consumer Consequences

What would the world look like if everyone lived like me?

I saw this interactive quiz on Lilac & Ivy and thought it was pretty cool. Basically, you answer some questions about your current lifestyle habits and it calculates your ecological footprint. Unfortunately, I didn't do so well. My results mentioned that my lifestyle habits are typical for an average American. However, at the rate I'm going, if everyone lived like me, it would take 6 "earths" of natural resources to sustain our 6.6 billion people. Yikes! I think it's time I changed a few more things. If you want to see how sustainable your lifestyle is, take the quiz!

Color IQ




I recently came across this Color IQ test from X-Rite Photo. It's based on a scale of 0-99 with 0 being the best score. My result was 12. Even with my glasses on, I think I did rather well! Take the quiz here.


Images via X-Rite Photo

Interior Design Quizzes


I love taking quizzes and one of my favorite blogs, From the Right Bank, posted a few weeks ago about two design quizzes. The quizzes were pretty fun. I'd love to hear what your results are!

My Results:

40% Modern Elegance
40% Contemporary
20% Hollywood Couture





~ Home Goods StyleScope Quiz
My Results:

Elegant Modern

"You keep up with culture, style, and trends, but have a classical appreciation for beautiful forms, simple lines, and well-made functional objects. You are inspired by good design and quality craftsmanship, and prefer the streamlined and a bit of breathing room to the overly embellished or cluttered. Yet your home is warm and a bit glamorous, not cold or cookie-cutter modern. You like mixing in a bit of flourish: beautiful antiques, luxurious fabrics, cozy throws, and some lovely accessories that add up to a refined, inviting, well-designed home."



Images via ELLE Decor; via Sproost

Color Aptitude Test


I was on Yahoo! the other day and saw this article about a Favorite Colors test by the Dewey Color System. The article talked about how CEOs pick different colors than the average person, revealing certain similar personality characteristics. It was pretty intriguing so I decided to take the free aptitude test. It's a pretty quick test. Basically, you pick colors that most appeal to you and then the colors that appeal to you the least. The result then tells you what "occupational category" your career should be in. This test takes maybe a minute or so. Sometimes in verbal or written tests, like the Myers-Briggs personality test, you can guess what answer you need in order to get a certain personality result. As this test is about picking colors, there are no right or wrong answers. My result... 


You're a Creator
"Nonconforming, Impulsive, Expressive, Romantic, Intuitive, Sensitive, and Emotional" (some of these I'm not so sure about... maybe I've suppressed my inner nature...)

"These original types place a high value on aesthetic qualities and have a great need for self-expression. They enjoy working independently, being creative, using their imagination, and constantly learning something new. Fields of interest are art, drama, music, and writing or places where they can express, assemble, or implement creative ideas."

"Suggested careers are Advertising Executive, Architect, Web Designer, Creative Director, Public Relations, Fine or Commercial Artist, Interior Decorator, Lawyer, Librarian, Musician, Reporter, Art Teacher, Broadcaster, Technical Writer, English Teacher, Photographer, Medical Illustrator, Corporate Trainer, Author, Editor, Landscape Architect, Exhibit Builder, and Package Designer." (It is interesting to note, more than a few of these careers I have considered at one time or another. I chose to be a photographer, so I guess I chose correctly!)

"Consider workplaces where you can create and improve beauty and aesthetic qualities. Unstructured, flexible organizations that allow self-expression work best with your free-spirited nature."

It then goes to list some workspaces as well as a secondary career options. I took the test twice. Both times, my first career type was Creator. The secondary types were first Social Manager. The second time it was Persuader. Overall I thought the test was interesting. If any of you take the test, let me know which category you are in!

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What Type Are You?


I recently took a quiz called What Type Are You? from Pentagram. It gives you four questions. Are you Emotional or Rational? Are you Understated or Assertive? Are you Progressive or Traditional? Are you Disciplined or Relaxed? The questions are pretty broad and depending on the situation, I can be either. When you find out your typeface, it gives you a little about the history and describes some of it's main design elements. The first time I took the quiz I was Courier. I wasn't too excited about that. Mainly because Courier was designed by IBM and I'm very much a Mac person. So I took it again. Now I am Baskerville Italic. I'm a lot happier about that one, however, I secretly wanted the Archer Hairline. The quiz takes only a few minutes. 


Archer Hairline

Architype Van Doesburg

Baskerville Italic

Bifur

Cooper Black Italic

Corbusier Stencil

Dot Matrix

Expanded Antique

Lettres Ornees

Marina Script

New Alphabet

Perpetua Titling Light

Pistilli Roman

Plastica

Universal

First seen via Love. Obsess. Inspire. as well as The Birds and The Books and The House That Lars Built


Photos via Pentagram