What Kind Of Reader Are You?

1. What kind of movies do you like to see?

Something with a made up world like with time travel or dragons.

Something where people are trying to figure out a secret...like a mystery or crime....or something with tons of blood that gives me nightmares.

Something with kids like me doing things I like to do or think about.

A documentary movie about something real where I can learn something like an event or person from history or problem in the world.

Something from a long time ago with people from another time period.

A cartoon or animated movie.

2. How would you describe your personality?

I can't pay attention to the same thing for a long time...I need variety and short spurts.

I like solving problems and being a little scared; I can be somewhat of a risk-taker sometimes.

I'm kind of serious. I prefer thinking about things that are real and I like to learn.

I am fascinated with the past. I like thinking about how life was for people a long time ago.

I am often day-dreaming...I like to imagine I have super powers or can do magic or that I live in the future with flying cars and the ability to read people's minds.

I think a lot about my friends and family and wonder what they are doing and how they are; sometimes I think about people I have heard about on the news or in school and I like to think about what it would be like to be in their shoes.

3. What do you like most in a book?

Not too many pages.

Learning something real.

Reading about people I can relate to that feel like me or that are going through things I am going through or that I would want to be friends with if they went to school with me.

Something that is totally magical to take me out of my boring reality.

Something that is totally scary and suspenseful and makes me feel like I am riding a roller coaster.

Learning something real but in a made up sort of way.

4. If you could live anywhere, where would you like to live?

I'm happy where I am now. If anything, maybe a new city much like the one I live in now, but better.

A witch's cottage or a spaceship.

A real historical place like the White House or Buckingham Palace.

An imaginary historical place like a chief's home in an African village or a castle during the Middle Ages.

A world with lots of color and imagery and not so many words and directions.

A cabin in the woods or an abandoned haunted house.

5. What is your ideal job?

Law Enforcement, Detective, Forensics, Spy, Investigator, Explorer

Archeologist, Museum Curator, Historian, History Teacher

Artist, Graphic Designer, Cartoonist, Comic Writer

Professor, Expert on Something

Psychologist, Social Worker, Papparazzi,

Scientist, Storyteller, Game Designer, Magician

6. Which word best describes how you like to feel when you read something?

Smarter than before

Enchanted and Bewitched

Emotional

Frightened / On the Edge of My Seat

Timeless

Constantly entertained without having to think too hard

7. If you could hang out for the day with someone, which of the following people would you choose?

A detective

A kid your age who may or may not be from your identical background

A made up person from the long ago past

A real historical figure or an expert on an interesting topic

A wizard or a made up person from the future

A cartoon character

8. Which of these sets of words do you like the best?

Magic, dragon, apocalypse

Real, scientific, popular culture

Old-fashioned, time, past

Blood, mystery, survive

Super-power, Kaboom!, Zap!

Dear Diary, boy/girlfriend, identity

9. Which of these hobbies would you most like to do?

Research a topic that interests you or interview someone about it

Look at really old photographs

Write in a diary/journal or make up poetry/song lyrics

Watch scary movies

Daydream about the future or what it would be like to have magic powers

Doodle in class, draw pictures

10. Which one movie/TV series do you like the best (if you haven't seen them, guess based on the description)

Game of Thrones...a mythological world of dragons, knights, and royalty

Blackfish...a documentary about the ethics of caging wild animals, especially those at aquarium parks like Sea World or a movie about another subject you are more passionate about

Akira...a Japanese cartoon anime movie

Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase ...a teenage sleuth who solves mysteries in her neighborhood

The Book Thief...a movie that takes place during World War II and centers on a made up German girl whose parents are hiding a Jewish refugee

Perks of Being a Wallflower...a shy freshman befriends two seniors who introduce him to growing up.