1. Personality Tests

2. Organisation: Pair up with the student next to you. Take a piece of paper and write your partner’s answers to the following questions: Pair up with the student next to you. Take a piece of paper and write your partner’s answers to the following questions:

3. Questions: 1.Which is your favourite animal? Describe it with four adjectives. 2.Which is your favourite colour? Describe it with four adjectives. 3.Which is your favourite body of water? (This can be anything from a toilet to the ocean), (i.e.: lake, river, pool, etc.). Describe it with four adjectives.

4. The other way around: Take turns and answer the same questions, and your partner will write down the answers;

5. Questions: 1.Which is your favourite animal? Describe it with four adjectives. 2.Which is your favourite colour? Describe it with four adjectives. 3.Which is your favourite body of water? (This can be anything from a toilet to the ocean), (i.e.: lake, river, pool, etc.). Describe it with four adjectives. 1.Which is your favourite animal? Describe it with four adjectives. 2.Which is your favourite colour? Describe it with four adjectives. 3.Which is your favourite body of water? (This can be anything from a toilet to the ocean), (i.e.: lake, river, pool, etc.). Describe it with four adjectives.

6. Take hold of your answers! Analyse them, using the CLUE: The answer to #1 shows how you see yourself; The answer to #2 shows how the others see you; The answer to #3 describe your love life; The answer to #1 shows how you see yourself; The answer to #2 shows how the others see you; The answer to #3 describe your love life;

7. Tell the group whether you agree with the test results and why (not)?

8. Pick a side! You will see several dichotomies – pairs of statements, referring to the two opposing positions on an issue. Every time you see a new pair, move to the left side of the room, if you agree with A and to the right if you agree with B; Be ready to explain your choice; You will see several dichotomies – pairs of statements, referring to the two opposing positions on an issue. Every time you see a new pair, move to the left side of the room, if you agree with A and to the right if you agree with B; Be ready to explain your choice;

9. A B Work and play A Play before you work or B Finish your work so you can play

10. Would you rather be A A “bat” or B A “baseball”

11. Where would you rather live? A In the capital oror B In the country

12. Vacation A Plan well in advance or B Decide what to do when you get there

13. Would you rather A Go to see a play or B Go to see a football game

14. What is more important in your education? A The grade or B The knowledge

15. Be quick to decide… A Love? or B Money?