A Quiz About Different Thinking Tasks

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A Quiz About Different Thinking Tasks

How does your mind really work? What is your strongest mental ability? Click ‘Let’s Play’, take the quiz and let's find out!

Quiz: Which Kind of Puzzle Do You Enjoy Most?

Instead of claiming to measure your 'strongest mental ability', this quiz asks which kinds of thinking tasks you find most absorbing.

  1. You have twenty spare minutes on a train. You pick…

  2. Which compliment would you like most?

  3. At a quiz night, which round are you hoping for?

  4. Assembling new furniture, you…

  5. Which game do you reach for first?

  6. Finding your way in a new city, you rely on…

  7. Which school subject did you enjoy most?

  8. A friend tells you a long story. Afterwards you mostly remember…

  9. Which challenge sounds most fun?

Word lover

You enjoy language: finding the right word, playing with meanings and untangling clues. Word games, reading and writing are likely to keep you absorbed. Try a cryptic crossword if you have not yet.

Logic fan

You like problems with clear rules and satisfying solutions. Sudoku, chess and brain teasers suit you. Explaining your reasoning to others can be as rewarding as solving the puzzle.

Pattern spotter

You notice shapes, details and how things fit together in space. Jigsaws, hidden-object pictures and maps may be your favourites. Drawing or photography could be fun ways to use that eye.

Memory keeper

You enjoy holding on to facts, names and sequences. Quiz nights and matching games are probably your thing. Memory tricks like grouping and storytelling can make it even more fun.

This is a light reflection on the puzzles you enjoy, not a measure of mental ability.


Notice which kind of problem holds your attention

A mixed quiz may include words, patterns or recall tasks. Enjoying one type can suggest something to explore further, but a short online result cannot identify your strongest mental ability across every setting. The explanations are the useful part: they show what each item required and where a different approach might help.

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