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vineri, 19 noiembrie 2010

NaBloPoMo Cop-out Post #2: More quizzes!

Posted on 05:00 by Guy
It's a two-for-one special today, but they're vaguely related:

What Kind of Intelligence Do You Have?


Your Dominant Intelligence is Linguistic Intelligence





You are excellent with words and language. You explain yourself well.

An elegant speaker, you can converse well with anyone on the fly. (But I'm much better at writing it, IMO.)
You are also good at remembering information and convincing someone of your point of view.

A master of creative phrasing and unique words, you enjoy expanding your vocabulary.

You would make a fantastic poet, journalist, writer, teacher, lawyer, politician, or translator. (Ah, plenty of ideas for my next career after accounting!)

 

What Language Are You?


You Are English




You are easy to understand, and most people are able to communicate easily with you. You say things simply and clearly.

You are flexible and not too hung up on rules or customs. You can go with the flow and change as needed.

You can speak simply or you can exercise your vast vocabulary. You customize you communication style to whatever setting you're in.

You are a very cosmopolitan and worldly person. If you like something from halfway around the world, you try to figure out a way to incorporate it into your life.

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I don't think I'm quite as sophisticated as my "language" description seems to think I am, but the "dominant intelligence" result seems pretty on-target. In any case, after dislocating my shoulder for the second time this year, I believe that any physical/spatial intelligence I have must be extremely recessive!

Take a quiz or two, and let me know how you do!


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