How the quizzes work

These quizzes are for fun. They aren't scientific, and they can't tell you anything medical or psychological about you. If a result hurts more than it makes you laugh, please ignore it. We wrote these as jokes.

How you get a result

Some quizzes give every answer a number of points and add them up. Your total is your score, and the range it lands in decides your result.

Other quizzes count which result your answers lean toward most. If two results tie, the one you picked most recently wins.

Where the stats come from

When you finish a quiz, we add one to a running total for your result or score range. If you share your sign or 4-letter personality type, we add one to a separate total for that, too. That's how we can say things like "23% got this result."

These numbers only describe people who took the quiz here. They aren't a survey of anyone else, and they can be skewed by who's playing or by people taking a quiz more than once. Your sign and 4-letter type don't change your result.

Until a quiz has 100 results, we don't show percentages. You'll see your real place in the count instead, like "You're player #12 to take this quiz." Sign and 4-letter type stats show "Still counting…" until that result has 100 answers of its own.

About the 4-letter type

It's just something you can choose to add, for fun. We don't test for it, and Soft Roast isn't connected with any personality assessment or its publisher.