What's Your Dominant Intelligence?

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I haven't taken the test yet:

But I am almost positive that I'm "linguistically" intelligent, primarily.

My spatial intelligence sucks.

My interpersonal intelligence is just ok. Not too bad, but not that great, either.

My intrapersonal intelligence is just ok. Maybe a little better than my "interpersonal" intelligence.

My kinesthetic intelligence is mixed: I have good endurance, but bad coordination.

My musical intelligence is fair/middling--bad in the execution of playing an instrument

My "naturalist" intelligence is fair/middling.

My logical-reasoning is pretty good--but not as good as my verbal aspects.

I got musical. Which makes a little sense, since I'm a musician!

I got musical.

In reality, I think it's a toss-up between musical and visual-spatial.

I tried to take the test, but my Firefox browser kept freezing up. Then it froze up when I started answering the questions. And I can't relate to a lot of the questions, anyway. Like when they asked what you usually do on a late Sunday morning, they didn't have "sleeping" as an answer. Or that your favorite thing about a vacation is "shopping for unusual items".

Quizzes are always asking me questions I can't relate to because they're much too general. Questions about my love-life, my job, my relationships with friends, my car, all of which don't exist.

I got Logical-Reasoning (Logic Smart) as my dominant intelligence. It tends to be a requirement in my field of work.

What the hell is wrong with this quiz lol

Intrapersonal (Self Smart): Intrapersonal-intelligent people are highly skilled at understanding themselves. You are introspective, independent, and self-motivated. You learn best by working alone and setting individual goals.

Interpersonal careers: psychologist, poet, therapist

To cultivate Intrapersonal intelligence: Keep a daily journal, read self-help books, imagine yourself in other people's shoes

Famous people with Intrapersonal intelligence: Anne Frank, Aristotle, Ghandi, Hellen Keller

I don't think this test is a good measure of anyone's kind of intelligence.

I guess this test operates on the theory that what people like the most is what they are most intelligent at? It didn't test smarts or even ask what we're best at, just which things we like.

Logical-Reasoning... I don't agree with it.

Logical-Reasoning (Logic Smart): Calculating, classifying, and finding patterns are all your strong suits. You like to experiment, solve puzzles, and identify relationships. You light up at the idea of a "deductive reasoning" exercise. This is the other most highly regarded intelligence in traditional education, so you've probably done well in school.


Well its not entirely right about the school part, i guess it didnt factor in autism.

I got musical.

Definite spatial

I got naturalistic, which is pretty much what I expected. I'm excellent with animals and can even get cats to obey me, and I love places like forests and such; I could wander aimlessly for hours just looking at random things. I dont get lost.

My logic and spacial-whatsit are also quite good.

Linguistic and inter-personal get a "you've got to be kidding" from me.

Naturalistic (Nature Smart)

What your results say about you:

Visual-Spatial (Picture Smart): You have an excellent ability to draw, visualize, and design. You benefit greatly from having access to pictures, diagrams, and other visual aids. You enjoy puzzles and mazes and you can visualize and manipulate objects with your mind's eye.

Visual-Spatial careers: architect, computer scientist, designer

To cultivate Visual-Spatial intelligence: Take a photography or drawing class, draw mind maps of your plans or ideas, do puzzles and mazes for fun

Famous people with Visual-Spatial intelligence: Galileo Galilei, Salvador Dali, and Steve Jobs