Left/Right Brain Dominance Test

Your boss assigns you a handful of projects, due in a couple of weeks. How do you go about completing them? (a) I list them in order of importance and work on each, one by one, until completion. (b) I organize them in order of importance and switch between projects when I get bored. (c) I jump from one project to another until they get done - eventually.

You've decided to sign up for some 'muy caliente' but complex Spanish lessons. What's the easiest way for you to learn the language? (a) Studying and memorizing the verb conjugations and vocabulary. (b) Repeating after the teacher. (c) Through studying and memorization as well as practice.

As a birthday present, your friend bought you one of the latest kitchen gadgets on the market. You have no idea how it works. What do you do? (a) Grab some apples and carrots and test it out. (b) Quickly look through the instruction manual and then test it out. (c) Thoroughly read the instruction manual, step by step.

Where are all your financial documents and receipts during tax time? (a) Filed away neatly, organized by date. (b) In a mess, but all in the same place. (c) Scattered in multiple different places (drawers, closet, fridge, etc.).

Your old car has broken down and you're shopping for a new model. How do you make your decision? (a) I do research on safety/reliability ratings and assess if the price is reasonable. (b) I sit in the car and get a 'feel' for it. (c) I do a little research and then take it for a test-drive to see how I feel in it.

What is the easiest way for you to describe to a tailor the custom dress/suit you want made? (a) Draw him/her a picture. (b) Describe it to him/her in a lot of detail. (c) Describe in detail what I want, with the help of a picture.

How are your clothes organized in your drawers? (a) Each type has its own drawer. (b) They are divided according to style/use. (c) A little bit of both.

When it comes to puns, punchlines, or metaphors, you: (a) Almost always get them. (b) Sometimes get them. (c) Almost never get them.

When a friend recounts a story, you usually prefer that they: (a) Get straight to the point and spare the details. (b) Summarize the story but add in a few details. (c) Recount the story in its entirety, sparing no detail.

If a friend makes a snide remark, what would bother you more: what was said, or how it was said (tone)? (a) The words. (b) The tone of voice. (c) Both.

When it came to following rules as a child, others would say: (a) You were well-behaved and did not question them. (b) You constantly questioned rules ('But why do I have to?'). (c) You were generally respectful but sometimes questioned them.

When you meet someone new, you're more likely to remember: (a) His/her name. (b) His/her face. (c) Both.