Surveys/Polls/Quizzes

 I took a quiz to see what animal I would be and the quiz asked a lot of thorough questions about what my personality is like, what my favorite foods are and if I’m close with my friends and how I interact with them. Also, I asked what I would do in different situations as well. At the end of the quiz, it said that I was a dolphin because I’m a very outgoing person and I love meeting new people for others who took this quiz. Some people who took this quiz were not as social and got many different other animals, which indicated that they are the shy type of animal. Also other types of people got dogs or cats that indicated that they were introverts and how they tend to their friends in different ways than others. Some people were more aggressive than others, which indicated that they were lions while other people were not aggressive and did not like to be touched, which indicated that they were cats, therefore the categories and ranges of different animals to different personality types, depending on the person taking the quiz. Most people definitely stated that they fit their type of animal due to their personal characteristics. When ask those specific situations they would be put into therefore, they were very satisfied with the quiz and very satisfied with the animal that they were including my personal experience with the quiz I definitely could be a dolphin because I love being around my friends and have a very extroverted personality, which indicates that dolphins are very extroverted and playful.

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