A Test (How your brain work?)

1. You heard an indistinct “meow”. Without looking around, how well can you place the cat? a) If you think about it, you can point it. b) You can point straight to it. c) You don’t know, if you can point to it.
2. How good are you at remembering a song you’ve just heard? a) You find it easy, and you can sing a part of it. b) You can do it only if it’s simple and rhythmical. c) You find it difficult.
3. A person you’ve met a few times telephones you. How easy is it for you to recognize that voice in the few seconds before the person identifies himself? a) You find it easy. b) You recognize the voice at least half the time. c) You recognize the voice less than half the time.
4. You’re with a group of married friends. Two of them are having an affair. Would you detect this? a) Nearly always. b) Half the time. c) Seldom.
5. You’re introduced to five strangers at a large social gathering. If their names are mentioned the following day. How easy is it for you to picture their faces? a) You remember most of them. b) You remember a few of them. c) You seldom remember any of them.
6. In your early school days, how easy was spelling and the writing of them? a) Both were quite easy. b) One was easy. c) Neither was easy.
7. You spot a parking place, but you must reverse into it and it’s going to be a fairly tight squeeze: a) You look for another space. b) You back into it-carefully. c) You reverse into it without much thought.
8. You spent three days in a unfamiliar village and some asks you which way is north: a) You’re unlikely to know. b) You’re not sure, but given a moment you can work it out. c) You point north.
9. You’re in a dentist’s waiting room. How close can you sit to people of the same sex as yourself without feeling uncomfortable? a) Less than six inches. b)