What Kind Of Performer Are You Actually?

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Questions: 10 | Attempts: 897 | Updated: Nov 16, 2023

What Kind Of Performer Are You Actually? - Quiz

What kind of performer are you actually? There are different types of performers; some keep the audience wanting more all based on the energy they have, and others suck at performing that no one wants to see them live. Take up this quiz and get to see which performer matches your energy on stage. Have fun bringing your inner performer out!

Questions and Answers

1.

Which solo performance situation do you feel most comfortable in?
- A.
  
  Practicing at home
- B.
  
  When someone asks me to play for them
- C.
  
  At a nursing home or church
- D.
  
  Performing for my friends, or for a big crowd
- E.
  
  By myself
2.

Who do you feel most comfortable performing for?
- A.
  
  Teachers
- B.
  
  Family
- C.
  
  Whoever looks like they need cheering up
- D.
  
  Everyone
- E.
  
  For myself
3.

How do you feel immediately before a performance?
- A.
  
  Focused
- B.
  
  Nervous
- C.
  
  On a mission
- D.
  
  Excited
- E.
  
  Calm
4.

What are you afraid of when you perform?
- A.
  
  Everyone will perform better than I do
- B.
  
  I’m afraid of letting people down
- C.
  
  My performance won’t brighten anyone’s day
- D.
  
  People won’t want to listen
- E.
  
  Everyone will be watching
5.

To have a good performance, I need to...
- A.
  
  Get all the notes right
- B.
  
  Make my parents or teacher happy
- C.
  
  Tell a story with my music
- D.
  
  Show how well I can play
- E.
  
  Imagine that no one’s watching
6.

The week of the performance, I get ready by...
- A.
  
  Going over problem spots
- B.
  
  Making sure I’m doing what my teacher wants me to do
- C.
  
  Making up a story to go with the music
- D.
  
  Performing it for anyone who will listen
- E.
  
  Not thinking about it
7.

How do you handle mistakes DURING a performance?
- A.
  
  I can’t stop thinking about the mistake I just made
- B.
  
  I wonder if anyone noticed my mistake
- C.
  
  I need to make up for my mistake
- D.
  
  Who cares?!
- E.
  
  I just need to keep going
8.

How do you think about your mistakes AFTER a performance?
- A.
  
  One mistake ruined the whole performance
- B.
  
  I hope my teacher’s not upset with me
- C.
  
  It’s not a big deal as long as people enjoyed it
- D.
  
  As long as I had fun, I’m happy with it
- E.
  
  At the time I was upset but then I realized that it was ok
9.

How do you feel about playing for an audience?
- A.
  
  It gives me something to work toward
- B.
  
  I perform because other people want me to
- C.
  
  I want to share what I’ve learned with other people
- D.
  
  I love it!
- E.
  
  I don’t care
10.

What are your thoughts right before a performance?
- A.
  
  I am nervous to play all the notes right
- B.
  
  What will people think about me after I perform?
- C.
  
  I hope that people will be interested in my performance
- D.
  
  I’m so excited to share what I’ve been working on!
- E.
  
  I just want to get this over with

What Kind Of Performer Are You Actually?

Which solo performance situation do you feel most comfortable in?

Who do you feel most comfortable performing for?

How do you feel immediately before a performance?

What are you afraid of when you perform?

To have a good performance, I need to...

The week of the performance, I get ready by...

How do you handle mistakes DURING a performance?

How do you think about your mistakes AFTER a performance?

How do you feel about playing for an audience?

What are your thoughts right before a performance?