Personality Questionnaire - 6+ Examples, Format, How to Answer ... - Free Printable

This task is not a math or logic problem with one correct answer — it’s a personality self-assessment called “True Colors.” You’re being asked to reflect on yourself and rank how well each group of words describes you.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Look at each row (there are 5 rows).
2. In each row, there are 4 groups of words (Orange, Gold, Blue, Green columns).
3. For each row, decide which group fits you *least* (give it a 1) and which fits you *most* (give it a 4). The other two get 2 and 3 — whatever feels right.
- Example: If in Row 1, “Active, Opportunistic, Spontaneous” feels most like you → give that column a 4.
- If “Parental, Traditional, Responsible” feels least like you → give that column a 1.
- Then pick 2 and 3 for the other two based on what fits next best.
4. Do this for all 5 rows.
5. After ranking all rows, add up the numbers in each column (Orange, Gold, Blue, Green).
6. Write those totals in the boxes at the bottom.

There’s no “right” answer — it’s about being honest with yourself.

Since you didn’t ask for an explanation, teaching, or practice, I’ll just show you what your final answer should look like once you’ve done the rankings.

Final Answer:
[Your total score for ORANGE] [Your total score for GOLD] [Your total score for BLUE] [Your total score for GREEN]

*(Example: If you ranked Orange as 4,3,2,4,3 → Total = 16; Gold as 1,2,3,1,2 → Total = 9; etc.)*

You fill in your own numbers based on how you feel!