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Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

You’re really busy at work and a colleague is telling you their life story and personal woes. You:

You’ve been sitting in the doctor’s waiting room for more than 25 minutes. You:

You’re having an animated discussion with a colleague regarding a project that you’re in charge of. You:

You are taking part in a guided tour of a museum. You:

During dinner parties at your home, you have a hard time with people who:

You crack a joke at work, but nobody seems to have noticed. You:

This morning, your agenda seems to be free. You:

During dinner, the discussion moves to a subject about which you know nothing at all. You:

You’re out with a group of friends and there’s a person who’s quite shy and doesn’t talk much. You:

At work, somebody asks for your help for the hundredth time. You:

You’ve been see a movie with your family and the reviews are mixed. You:

A friend arrives late for your meeting. You:

You can’t find your car keys. You:

It’s time for your annual appraisal with your boss. You:

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Personality Test

You’re really busy at work and a colleague is telling you their life story and personal woes. You:

You’ve been sitting in the doctor’s waiting room for more than 25 minutes. You:

You’re having an animated discussion with a colleague regarding a project that you’re in charge of. You:

You are taking part in a guided tour of a museum. You:

During dinner parties at your home, you have a hard time with people who:

You crack a joke at work, but nobody seems to have noticed. You:

This morning, your agenda seems to be free. You:

During dinner, the discussion moves to a subject about which you know nothing at all. You:

You’re out with a group of friends and there’s a person who’s quite shy and doesn’t talk much. You:

At work, somebody asks for your help for the hundredth time. You:

You’ve been see a movie with your family and the reviews are mixed. You:

A friend arrives late for your meeting. You:

You can’t find your car keys. You:

It’s time for your annual appraisal with your boss. You:

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