Discover your sensory type by answering the questions below. Traditionally, there were three types: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. Modern approaches identify an additional type — discrete. So, let's find out which is your primary sensory type.

Please answer all of the questions by selecting one or several options.

Remember, there are no right or wrong answers in this test. Respond quickly — the answer that first comes to mind is the true one.

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1. When studying for an exam, I prefer to:*

(A) Listen to lectures or recordings.(B) Watch videos, study illustrations and diagrams, use color-coding.(C) Make notes, do practical assignments, write with pen and paper.(D) Analyze problems step-by-step, create a logical system.

A

B

C

D

2. I remember information best when I:*

(A) Hear it spoken out loud.(B) See it in charts, graphs, or pictures.(C) Physically engage with it or practice it.(D) Break it into logical parts and find interconnections.

A

B

C

D

3. When solving a problem, I like to:*

(A) Talk through the options with someone.(B) Draw out possible solutions or visualize them.(C) Experiment with different approaches.(D) Write a detailed plan or process.

A

B

C

D

4. During a presentation, I pay attention to:*

(A) The speaker's tone of voice and words.(B) Slides, visuals, or handouts.(C) The energy and gestures of the presenter.(D) The logical flow of the argument.

A

B

C

D

5. When learning a new skill, I prefer to:*

(A) Have someone explain it step-by-step.(B) Watch a video or demonstration.(C) Try it myself and learn through trial and error.(D) Study instructions or a detailed guide.

A

B

C

D

6. I get distracted when:*

(A) There’s too much noise around me.(B) The environment is messy or visually cluttered.(C) I have to be without movement for too long.(D) The instructions or reasoning aren’t clear.

A

B

C

D

7. In a classroom setting, I prefer:*

(A) Group discussions or verbal instructions.(B) Reading from textbooks or looking at the board.(C) Hands-on activities like practical tasks, projects or experiments.(D) Structured and detailed lesson plans with logical transitions between stages.

A

B

C

D

8. When someone explains a concept to me, I:*

(A) Remember what they said.(B) Picture it in my head.(C) Need to try it myself.(D) Critically think about how it logically fits together.

A

B

C

D

9. If I had to give a presentation, I would:*

(A) Focus on delivering my speech clearly, rehearse, record myself and practice in front of others.(B) Use lots of visuals and slides and also visualize the flow and the settings.(C) Use physical props or demonstrations, rehearse with gestures and incorporate interaction with the audience.(D) Plan it out logically and focus on the content. Make sure the arguments are detailed and solid.

A

B

C

D

10. When I cook or follow a recipe, I:*

(A) Like someone to explain the steps verbally.(B) Prefer a recipe with pictures or videos.(C) Need to try it hands-on and adjust as I go, rarely keeping to the exact measurements.(D) Follow the recipe’s exact measurements and instructions.

A

B

C

D

11. In my free time, I enjoy:*

(A) Listening to podcasts or music.(B) Watching movies or scrolling through photos.(C) Doing physical activities like sports, crafts or even household chores.(D) Solving puzzles or playing strategy games or computer games.

A

B

C

D

12. When working in a group, I prefer to:*

(A) Lead discussions and brainstorm ideas.(B) Create visuals like charts or presentations.(C) Take action and do hands-on work without wasting time on unnecessary preparation.(D) Plan the process and make sure it’s organized.

A

B

C

D

13. I find it easiest to learn from:*

(A) Listening to a lecture or podcast.(B) Watching a video or reading a book.(C) Doing a hands-on activity.(D) Breaking the material into logical sections.

A

B

C

D

Here are your results:

Auditory %

Visual %

Kinesthetic %

Discrete %

If you have 50% or more for one type - congratulations, you’ve discovered your type!

Check out Alla’s tips for learning, using your sensory type!

If you have several types with the same percent - take the test again. Try not to overthink your answers.

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SENSORY TYPE TEST

Here are your results:

If you have 50% or more for one type - congratulations, you’ve discovered your type!

Check out Alla’s tips for learning, using your sensory type!

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