This assessment takes about 23 minutes if you go at the speed of the narration.

Pick a number for each question where 1 means it doesn’t sound like you and 9 means it seems right about you.

Skip any questions that you don’t like.

Good Luck!

Intra-Personal Intelligence

  1. How often do you take time to reflect on your own emotions and feelings?

  2. How well do you understand your own strengths and weaknesses?

  3. How comfortable are you with being alone and spending time with yourself?

  4. How often do you engage in self-talk or positive affirmations to boost your own confidence?

  5. How willing are you to admit your mistakes and take responsibility for your actions?

  6. How well do you cope with stress and manage your own emotions when faced with challenges?

  7. How often do you set personal goals for yourself and work towards achieving them?

  8. How open-minded are you to trying new things and stepping outside of your comfort zone?

  9. How confident are you in your own identity and sense of self?

Spatial Intelligence

  1. How easily can you visualize objects and shapes in your mind?

  2. How skilled are you at finding your way around unfamiliar places or spaces?

  3. How well can you estimate the distance and size of objects in the environment around you?

  4. How easily can you recognize patterns in visual information, such as designs or layouts?

  5. How good are you at mentally manipulating 2D and 3D objects in your mind?

  6. How comfortable are you with visualizing abstract concepts, such as mathematical equations or scientific theories?

  7. How skilled are you at creating and interpreting visual representations, such as maps or graphs?

  8. How easily can you identify the orientation and position of objects in space, such as maps or diagrams?

  9. How comfortable are you using visual aids, such as diagrams or pictures, to help you understand complex concepts or ideas?

Naturalist Learner

  1. How interested are you in learning about different species of plants and animals?

  2. How easily can you identify different types of plants and animals in their natural habitats?

  3. How well can you observe and interpret natural phenomena, such as weather patterns or rock formations?

  4. How comfortable are you with being outdoors and exploring natural environments?

  5. How skilled are you at collecting and analysing data related to nature, such as watching the behaviour of animals?

  6. How well can you describe the characteristics of different natural habitats, such as forests or wetlands?

  7. How comfortable are you with handling and caring for animals, such as pets or farm animals?

  8. How interested are you in learning about environmental conservation and sustainability?

  9. How skilled are you at identifying and solving problems related to the natural world, such as pollution or deforestation?

Musical Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in listening to music from different genres and cultures?

  2. How easily can you distinguish different types of musical instruments by sound alone?

  3. How well can you recognize patterns and structures in music, such as rhythm or melody?

  4. How comfortable are you singing or playing a musical instrument in front of others?

  5. How skilled are you at creating your own music or improvising on a musical instrument?

  6. How well can you describe and analyse the emotions and moods conveyed by different pieces of music?

  7. How interested are you in learning about the history and cultural significance of different types of music?

  8. How easily can you identify and follow different musical styles and genres?

  9. How comfortable are you with creating and performing music collaboratively with others?

Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in solving maths problems and puzzles?

  2. How easily can you identify patterns and relationships between numbers and quantities?

  3. How well can you use logic and reasoning to solve problems in different contexts, such as in science or engineering?

  4. How comfortable are you with abstract and symbolic representations, such as mathematical equations or diagrams?

  5. How skilled are you at using different strategies and techniques to solve complex maths problems?

  6. How interested are you in learning about mathematical concepts and theories, such as geometry or calculus?

  7. How well can you analyse and interpret data using statistical methods and tools?

  8. How comfortable are you using technology and software programs to solve maths problems or analyse data?

  9. How easily can you apply logical reasoning and problem-solving skills to real-world situations, such as financial planning or decision-making?

Existential Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in exploring questions about the meaning and purpose of life?

  2. How comfortable are you with contemplating abstract and complex ideas, such as the nature of reality or the concept of time?

  3. How well can you identify and analyse ethical and moral dilemmas, such as the rights and responsibilities of individuals in society?

  4. How easily can you recognize and appreciate beauty and wonder in the world around you?

  5. How interested are you in exploring different philosophical and religious traditions, such as Buddhism or Stoicism?

  6. How well can you apply critical thinking and reasoning to questions about existence and the human condition?

  7. How comfortable are you with exploring and expressing your own beliefs and values?

  8. How interested are you in exploring questions about the relationship between the individual and the larger universe?

  9. How well can you identify and appreciate the significance of different cultural traditions and expressions, such as art or literature?

Interpersonal Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in building relationships with others and working collaboratively in a group?

  2. How easily can you read and understand the emotions and perspectives of others?

  3. How well can you communicate effectively with others, both verbally and non-verbally?

  4. How comfortable are you with conflict resolution and problem-solving in a group setting?

  5. How skilled are you at building and maintaining positive relationships with others, both personally and professionally?

  6. How well can you adapt to different social and cultural contexts, such as interacting with people from different backgrounds or cultures?

  7. How interested are you in learning about different social dynamics and interpersonal relationships, such as leadership or teamwork?

  8. How comfortable are you with expressing empathy and compassion towards others?

  9. How easily can you identify and navigate power dynamics and relationships in different social and professional contexts?

Bodily-Kinaesthetic Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in physical activities such as sports, dance, or martial arts?

  2. How well can you coordinate your movements and perform complex physical actions, such as playing a musical instrument or performing a gymnastics routine?

  3. How comfortable are you with using your body to communicate and express yourself, such as through dance or physical theatre?

  4. How easily can you learn and remember physical sequences, such as dance choreography or martial arts forms?

  5. How skilled are you at using your body to manipulate objects or tools, such as woodworking or sculpting?

  6. How interested are you in exploring different movement practices, such as yoga or tai chi?

  7. How well can you use your body to solve problems and complete tasks, such as assembling furniture or fixing a broken appliance?

  8. How comfortable are you with working with your hands and physically manipulating objects in your environment?

  9. How easily can you pick up and learn new physical skills and techniques, such as a new sport or dance style?

Linguistic Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in reading books, poetry, or other written materials?

  2. How easily can you express yourself clearly and effectively in both written and verbal communication?

  3. How well can you understand and analyse complex written and verbal information, such as academic texts or news articles?

  4. How comfortable are you with using language creatively, such as through writing poetry or composing stories?

  5. How skilled are you at learning and remembering new vocabulary and language structures, such as in a foreign language class?

  6. How interested are you in exploring different types of literature, such as science fiction or memoirs?

  7. How well can you use language to persuade or influence others, such as in a debate or public speaking event?

  8. How comfortable are you with using technology and software programs to enhance your writing and communication skills?

  9. How easily can you identify and appreciate the nuances of language, such as through analysing word choice or tone in a piece of writing?

Scientific Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in learning about different scientific concepts and theories, such as evolution or the laws of physics?

  2. How easily can you use scientific reasoning and critical thinking to solve problems, such as in a science experiment or engineering challenge?

  3. How well can you apply scientific knowledge and principles to real-world situations, such as in environmental conservation or health promotion?

  4. How comfortable are you with using scientific tools and equipment, such as microscopes or telescopes?

  5. How skilled are you at gathering and analysing data through scientific methods, such as conducting surveys or experiments?

  6. How interested are you in learning about different scientific fields, such as astronomy or marine biology?

  7. How well can you use technology and software programs to enhance your scientific skills and knowledge?

  8. How comfortable are you with working collaboratively with others in a scientific context, such as in a research team or lab?

  9. How easily can you recognize and appreciate the significance of different scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, such as the discovery of DNA or the first moon landing?

Artistic Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in creating art, such as drawing, painting, or sculpture?

  2. How easily can you express yourself creatively through different forms of art, such as music or dance?

  3. How well can you use different artistic techniques and materials, such as charcoal or watercolour paint?

  4. How comfortable are you with experimenting and taking risks in your artistic creations, such as trying new styles or subjects?

  5. How skilled are you at observing and interpreting the world around you, such as through sketching or painting landscapes or portraits?

  6. How interested are you in exploring different artistic traditions and movements, such as abstract expressionism or Renaissance painting?

  7. How well can you collaborate with others on artistic projects, such as in a theatre production or musical performance?

  8. How comfortable are you with using technology and software programs to enhance your artistic creations and techniques?

  9. How easily can you recognize and appreciate the significance of different artistic movements and works, such as the works of Vincent van Gogh or Pablo Picasso?

Technological Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in using and exploring different types of technology, such as computers, smartphones, or video games?

  2. How easily can you learn and adopt to new technological tools and devices, such as new software programs or operating systems?

  3. How well can you use technology to solve problems and complete tasks, such as using a programming language to create a website or app?

  4. How easily can you identify and appreciate the impact and potential of different types of technology, such as how virtual reality might revolutionize entertainment and education in the future?

  5. How comfortable are you with using different types of technology to communicate and collaborate with others, such as using video conferencing or instant messaging apps?

  6. How skilled are you at troubleshooting and fixing technological issues, such as resolving hardware or software problems on a computer?

  7. How interested are you in exploding different types of technology fields, such as robotics or artificial intelligence?

  8. How well can you collaborate with others on technology projects, such as working on a group project to create a video game or app?

  9. How comfortable are you with using technology to access and analyse different types of data, such as using Excel spreadsheets to analyse scientific data?

Medical Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in learning about the human body, its functions and diseases?

  2. How easily can you understand and interpret medical information, such as information about a medication or a disease?

  3. How well can you apply scientific knowledge and principles to medical problems, such as analysing the effectiveness of different treatments?

  4. How comfortable are you with using medical tools and equipment, such as a stethoscope or blood pressure monitor?

  5. How skilled are you at identifying symptoms and diagnosing medical conditions, such as recognizing the signs of a common cold or allergies?

  6. How interested are you in learning about different medical fields, such as surgery or cardiology?

  7. How well can you collaborate with others in a medical context, such as working in a medical team to treat a patient?

  8. How comfortable are you with using technology and software programs to enhance your medical knowledge and skills?

  9. How easily can you recognize and appreciate the importance of different medical breakthroughs and discoveries, such as the discovery of penicillin or the development of vaccines?

Teaching Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in learning about different teaching and learning strategies, such as peer tutoring or project-based learning?

  2. How easily can you understand and apply different learning theories and principles, such as the concept of multiple intelligences?

  3. How well can you use different teaching methods and techniques, such as creating a lesson plan or leading a group discussion?

  4. How comfortable are you with using technology and multimedia tools to enhance your teaching and learning, such as using educational apps or interactive whiteboards?

  5. How skilled are you at assessing and evaluating different learning outcomes, such as measuring the effectiveness of a teaching method or assessing student performance?

  6. How interested are you in exploring different educational fields, such as instructional design or educational psychology?

  7. How well can you collaborate with others in an educational context, such as working on a group project or presenting a topic to a class?

  8. How comfortable are you with adapting your teaching and learning to different situations and contexts, such as online learning or international education?

  9. How easily can you recognize and appreciate the importance and impact of different educational theories and approaches, such as the work of John Dewey or Maria Montessori?

Creative Intelligence

  1. How interested are you in exploring different forms of creative expression, such as writing, drawing, or music?

  2. How easily can you generate new and original ideas, such as brainstorming ideas for a story or art project?

  3. How well can you apply creative thinking skills to solve problems, such as thinking of new and innovative solutions to a challenge?

  4. How comfortable are you with taking risks and experimenting with new creative techniques, such as trying out new art materials or writing styles?

  5. How skilled are you at interpreting and expressing emotions and experiences through creative outlets, such as writing poetry or creating art?

  6. How interested are you in exploring different artistic traditions and movements, such as impressionism or surrealism?

  7. How well can you collaborate with others on creative projects, such as working in a band or theater production?

  8. How comfortable are you with using technology and software programs to enhance your creative work, such as using graphic design software or music production software?

  9. How easily can you recognize and appreciate the significance and impact of different creative works and artists, such as the works of Shakespeare or Picasso?