Star Wars Personality test

This personality test consists of a list of 35 adjectives which you have to decide if it describes your personality then click on strongly disagree, disagree, agree and strongly agree. Brainstorm characters from the film in class. Ask learners to do the quiz and note down any new adjectives and ask you their meaning in the computer room. Back in class ask them to identify which character in the film the adjective best describes.

Simpsons Personality test

Brainstorm character names in class and learners write down three adjectives to describe each character. Ask learners to do the quiz and note down any new adjectives and ask you their meaning in the computer room. Back in class learners say which character they are most like and justify why they agree or disagree with the test results.

Muppets Personality test

This personality test consists of a list of 9 adjectives and personality traits to agree or disagree to. Ask learners to do the quiz and note down the questions and to ask you their meaning in the computer room. Back in class learners talk about people they know (famous/ family or friends) who are most/ least like the test’s personality traits.

Which friends character are you?

This personality test consists of 16 multiple choice questions. Chat about the characters in friends in class. Ask learners to take turns doing the quiz in pairs with one asking the other the questions in the computer room. Back in class learners can choose their own favourite tv show and make their own quiz for their class mates to do.

Which High School musical character are you?

In class ask your learners if they have seen the film, who’s in it and what are they like as people. Ask them to write down the name of the character they think they are most like. In the computer room ask them to do the quiz and write down their answers on a piece of paper as well as the character the quiz says they are most like. Do they agree? Now – can they remember and write down the questions?

Which superhero are you?

In class learners write down the name of a secret superhero. Their partner asks them questions to identify who it is (who what where when why which how questions). In the computer room learners take it in turns to ask their partner the quiz questions and ask follow up wh- questions about their partners answers. Back in the classroom learners tell a new partner what they learnt in the quiz about their partner.

Which twilight character are you?

In class ask your learners if they have read or seen any of the twilight books/ films. What do they like about them? In the computer room they do the quiz for fun – Hey there’s a lot of text in this one so why not just read it for fun? Back in class they tell you if they agree or not with the answers. Ask them to explain who the character is that they tested as.

Which videogame character am I?

Brainstorm video game characters in class. In pairs Learners can then take it in turns to describe one for their partner to identify. In the computer room they do the test in pairs but have to answer the questions by choosing an answer and saying more starting with “because . . . “. That is, before answering the question on the screen they have to justify their answer.

Which Harry Potter character are you?

In class tell the class you are thinking of a character from Harry Potter. Play twenty questions (or fifteen if you like as there are 15 in the online quiz). Back in class learners compare their answers and tell their classmates how they answered the questions.

Which lord of the rings character are you?

In class brainstorm the names of characters from the films onto the board. Then make a spidergram by adding the characters’ personal qualities. In the computer room learners do the quiz. When they have finished they can write down some more quiz questions looking at the quiz for inspiration or using the internet for research.

If other films or tv programmes are popular with your learners try finding a personality test online connected with your learners interests. Use a search engine and type in “Which (name) character am I?”