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This document contains a learning style quiz with 18 multiple choice questions to determine if a person has a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learning style. It then provides scenarios and asks how the individual's identified learning style could help them deal with different college course situations like writing a term paper, studying for an exam, or presenting in class.

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Learningstylequiz Scenerios

This document contains a learning style quiz with 18 multiple choice questions to determine if a person has a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learning style. It then provides scenarios and asks how the individual's identified learning style could help them deal with different college course situations like writing a term paper, studying for an exam, or presenting in class.

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Name__________________________________________Date_____________

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Learning Style Quiz

Read the following questions and circle the letter of the best answer in your opinion.
There is no right or wrong answers to this quiz. Just circle what you usually prefer.

1. When learning how to use my computer, I prefer to:


A. Read the manual first
B. Have someone explain how to do it first
C. Just start using the computer and get help if I need it
2. When getting directions to a new location, it is easier to:
A. Look at a map
B. Have someone tell me how to get there
C. Follow someone or have them take me there
3. To remember a phone number, I:
A. Look at the number and dial it several times
B. Repeat it silently or out loud to myself several times
C. Remember the number by the pattern pressed on the keypad, the tones of
each number or by writing it down
4. For relaxation, I prefer to:
A. Read a book or magazine
B. Listen to or play music
C. Go for a walk or do something physical
5. I am better at:
A. Reading
B. Talking
C. Physical activities
6. In school, I learn best by:
A. Reading
B. Listening
C. Hands-on activities
7. I tend to be a:
A. Thinker
B. Talker
C. Doer
8. When I study for a test, it works best when I:
A. Read and picture the information in my head
B. Read and say the ideas out loud or silently
C. Highlight, write notes and outlines
9. It is easier for me to remember:
A. Faces
B. Names
C. Events

10. On Saturday, I would prefer to:

From CollegeScope/College and Career Success by Dr. Marsha Fralick


A. See a movie
B. Go to a concert
C. Participate in athletics or be outside
11. In a college class, it is most important to have:
A. A good textbook with pictures, graphs and diagrams
B. A good teacher who has interesting lectures
C. Hands-on activities
12. It is easier to study by:
A. Reading and reviewing the material
B. Discussing the subject with others
C. Writing notes or outlines
13. When I get lost, I prefer to:
A. Look at the map
B. Call or ask for directions
C. Drive around the area until I recognize familiar landmarks
14. When cooking, I often:
A. Look for new recipes
B. Talk to others to get new ideas
C. Put it together and it generally comes out OK
15. When assembling a new toy or piece of furniture, I usually:
A. Read the instructions first
B. Talk myself through each step
C. Start putting it together and read the directions if I get stuck
16. When solving a problem, it is more useful to:
A. Read a best selling book on the topic
B. Talk over the options with a trusted friend
C. Do something about it
17. Which statement do you like the best:
A. A picture is worth a thousand words
B. Talk to me and I can understand.
C. Just do it.
18. When I was a child, my mother said I:
A. Spent a lot of time reading, taking photos or drawing
B. Had lots of friends and was always talking to someone on the phone
C. Was always taking things apart to see how they worked

Score Your Quiz:


Visual Learners _____ Count your number of A’s above

Auditory Learners _____ Count your number of B’s above

Kinesthetic/Tactile Learners _____ Count your number of C’s above

From CollegeScope/College and Career Success by Dr. Marsha Fralick


Group 1
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You have just been assigned a 10 page term paper.
Group 2
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You have to study for a challenging math test
Group 3
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You have to write up a lab report for a biology class. It included drawings of a
frog you have dissected.
Group 4
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You are taking a required course for your major and it is taught by only one
professor. You dislike this professor.
Group 5
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You are taking a business class and have been assigned a group project to
design a small business. It is worth 50% of your grade.
Group 6
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You have signed up for an economics course and find it difficult to stay awake
during the lecture.
Group 7
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You signed up for a philosophy course to meet a humanities requirement. The
vocabulary in this course is unfamiliar.
Group 8
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
As part of the final exam, you have to prepare a five minute presentation for your
art history class.
Group 9
How would you use the knowledge of your learning style to deal with the following
situation?
You are studying for computer science exam and are struggling with the coding.

From CollegeScope/College and Career Success by Dr. Marsha Fralick

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