🎯 Discovering Your Interests

1

If you had a free Saturday to learn something new, you would most likely:

A Take apart an old gadget to see how it works or code a simple app.

B Read about a historical event or a philosophical concept.

C Start a project like painting, writing a story, or composing music.

D Organize a small fundraising event for a cause you care about.

2

Which of these YouTube/TikTok deep-dives sounds most appealing?

A A tutorial on advanced spreadsheet functions or a video explaining a complex scientific theory.

B A documentary about a famous artist's life or a video essay on film direction.

C A step-by-step guide to building something, like a piece of furniture or a robot.

D A channel focused on social experiments or understanding human psychology.

3

You're in a library or bookstore. Which section do you wander into first?

A Science & Technology or Business.

B Arts, Music, & Photography.

C Health, Psychology, & Self-Help.

D Crafts, Home & Garden, or How-To guides.

4

A new TV series is out. Which premise grabs your attention?

A A tense legal drama about a high-stakes corporate lawsuit.

B A quirky comedy about a group of friends starting a creative business.

C A medical show about doctors solving rare and difficult cases.

D A reality show where people compete to build the most impressive inventions.

5

When you read news headlines, which stories do you click on?

A Breakthroughs in AI, space exploration, or market trends.

B Interviews with authors, designers, or musicians.

C Stories about community heroes, social justice movements, or new therapies.

D Reviews of the latest consumer tech or guides on home improvement.

6

The idea of a "side hustle" appeals to you. Which one would you choose?

A Tutoring students in math or science.

B Selling your photography or handmade crafts online.

C Offering coaching or mentorship to younger kids.

D Running a small repair service for bikes or electronics.

7

Which of these school subjects do you wish had more real-world applications taught in class?

A Math/Physics - how it applies to building bridges or financial models.

B English/Art - how it applies to marketing, scriptwriting, or graphic design.

C Psychology/Sociology - how it applies to team dynamics or community organizing.

D Shop Class/Tech Ed - how it applies to modern manufacturing or product design.

8

You're given a dataset. Your first instinct is to:

A Look for patterns, trends, and outliers to understand the story behind the numbers.

B Turn the data into a visually compelling infographic or presentation.

C Understand how this data impacts people and their lives.

D Question the data's accuracy and the method of collection.

9

Which "problem" sounds more interesting to solve?

A How to make a system (like a company's delivery network) more efficient.

B How to create a powerful and memorable brand identity.

C How to improve mental health resources in schools.

D How to design a product that is both beautiful and functional.

10

You win a chance to be an apprentice for a day. You choose:

A A successful CEO of a tech company.

B A critically acclaimed film director.

C A lead researcher in a medical laboratory.

D A master carpenter or artisan.

🎯 Discovering Your Interests

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