Learning Style Quiz

Answer the questions to discover what learning style best suits you - that way you can use this to your advantage for tuition and school studies or revision.

How to Play

Read each statement carefully and choose a number between 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree) that honestly describes how well that statement applies to you.

1 = Strongly Disagree
2 = Disagree
3 = Neutral
4 = Agree
5 = Strongly Agree

Click the button at the end for your results!

The Questions

1. When I learn something new, I understand it better by seeing pictures, diagrams, or charts describing it.

2. I enjoy hands-on activities where I can physically manipulate objects or experiment by doing things to learn.

3. Listening to someone explain things out loud helps me grasp information quickly.

4. I work better when I’m studying with others or discussing topics in a group.

5. I prefer studying alone in a quiet space where I can focus without distractions.

6. I learn best when I’m writing things down, like taking notes or making bullet points and lists.

7. I enjoy solving puzzles, number problems, or organising information into categories.

8. I like using mind maps, charts, or diagrams to help illustrate and organise my thoughts on a topic.

9. I often remember things better when I can move around or use physical objects to help explain ideas.

10. I find it helpful to explain what I’ve learned to someone else or talk through ideas out loud.

11. I like to listen to audiobooks, podcasts, or videos to help me study or revise for tests.

12. I organise my study materials in tables, lists, outlines, or step-by-step processes.

13. I enjoy learning through videos or first hand demonstrations of concepts.

14. I remember information better when I’ve done something physical, like drawing, building, or role-playing the material.

Strongly DisagreeStrongly Agree

15. I like to ask questions and discuss ideas with others to truly process new information.

16. I focus better and get more work done when I study by myself, away from all distractions.

17. I find it helpful to recite information out loud or talk to myself when trying to remember something.

18. I like to use a lot of colours, sketches and arrows in my notes to present information more visually.

19. I can usually figure out how to do a physical task by experimenting by myself using trial and error.

20. I prefer working in a quiet environment and don't listen to energetic music or people talking when studying.

21. I enjoy brainstorming and discussing ideas with others in a group setting to make sure I have got it right.

21.  I enjoy brainstorming and discussing ideas with others in a group setting to make sure I have got it right.

Strongly DisagreeStrongly Agree

22. When learning something new, I like to understand the logical steps or the reasoning behind it to understand it better.

Strongly DisagreeStrongly Agree

Learning Style Quiz

How to Play

The Questions

1. When I learn something new, I understand it better by seeing pictures, diagrams, or charts describing it.

2. I enjoy hands-on activities where I can physically manipulate objects or experiment by doing things to learn.

3. Listening to someone explain things out loud helps me grasp information quickly.

4. I work better when I’m studying with others or discussing topics in a group.

5. I prefer studying alone in a quiet space where I can focus without distractions.

6. I learn best when I’m writing things down, like taking notes or making bullet points and lists.

7. I enjoy solving puzzles, number problems, or organising information into categories.

8. I like using mind maps, charts, or diagrams to help illustrate and organise my thoughts on a topic.

9. I often remember things better when I can move around or use physical objects to help explain ideas.

10. I find it helpful to explain what I’ve learned to someone else or talk through ideas out loud.

11. I like to listen to audiobooks, podcasts, or videos to help me study or revise for tests.

12. I organise my study materials in tables, lists, outlines, or step-by-step processes.

13. I enjoy learning through videos or first hand demonstrations of concepts.

14. I remember information better when I’ve done something physical, like drawing, building, or role-playing the material.

15. I like to ask questions and discuss ideas with others to truly process new information.

16. I focus better and get more work done when I study by myself, away from all distractions.

17. I find it helpful to recite information out loud or talk to myself when trying to remember something.

18. I like to use a lot of colours, sketches and arrows in my notes to present information more visually.

19. I can usually figure out how to do a physical task by experimenting by myself using trial and error.

20. I prefer working in a quiet environment and don't listen to energetic music or people talking when studying.

21. I enjoy brainstorming and discussing ideas with others in a group setting to make sure I have got it right.

22. When learning something new, I like to understand the logical steps or the reasoning behind it to understand it better.

23. I like to have background noise, such as music or television, when I study.

24. I prefer reading aloud or repeating information over and over to help me remember key facts.