This is a self-assessment personality inventory, not a problem with a single correct answer. The solution requires you to personally evaluate which set of traits in each row best describes you.
Here is the process to complete it:
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Read the Instructions: For each of the five rows, compare the four boxes (A-D, E-H, etc.). Do not analyze individual words; get a general sense of the overall theme of each box.
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Assign Scores: In each row, assign a score from 4 to 1 to each of the four boxes.
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4 = The box that describes you
most.
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3 = The box that describes you
a lot.
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2 = The box that describes you
somewhat.
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1 = The box that describes you
least.
* You must use each number (4, 3, 2, 1) exactly once per row. No two boxes in a row can have the same score.
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Calculate Totals: After scoring all five rows, add up the scores for the specific boxes listed under each colored category at the bottom:
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Total Orange Score: Add the scores from boxes A, H, K, N, S.
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Total Green Score: Add the scores from boxes D, E, L, P, Q.
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Total Blue Score: Add the scores from boxes C, F, J, O, R.
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Total Gold Score: Add the scores from boxes B, G, I, M, T.
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Check Your Work: The instructions state that if any of your four total scores (Orange, Green, Blue, Gold) is less than 5 or greater than 20, you have made an error and should re-read the instructions. Since you are assigning one 4, one 3, one 2, and one 1 per row, and there are 5 rows, each total score should be the sum of five numbers, each between 1 and 4, making the possible range for each total score 5 to 20. If your score falls outside this range, you likely assigned scores incorrectly within a row.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable personality colour test.
