Geometric Shapes: Simple and Unusual Personality Test

I got
Zigzag - Square
Triangle
Rectangle
Circle

It's a bit of a weird test

 

Rectangle, Zigzag, Square, Circle, Triangle

 

1. Circle
2. Square
3. Triangle
4. Zigzag
5. Rectangle

(I spent way too much time staring at the shapes )

 

Zigzag
Circle
Square
Rectangle

 

I am the spreading blood stain.

Then, triangle, square, rectangle, zigzag.

 

Triangle.

It's actually pretty accurate for me

 

zigzag 1.
triangle 2.
circle 3.
rectangle 4.
square 5.

---------- Post added 26th Oct 2014 at 06:25 PM ----------

zigzag 1.
triangle 2.
circle 3.
rectangle 4.
square 5.

 

circle, square, zigzag, triangle, rectangle.

 

1. Triangle 2. Circle 3. Zigzag 3. Square 4. Rectangle
It was completely and totally accurate for me

 

Zigzag, rectangle, triangle, circle, square.

 

It's a saw with a badly designed edge, a box with a hacked up body in it, a circle turning into a pentagram, and an uneaten dorito dropped on a football pitch. It's the scene of an unusual murder.

So... zigzag, square, circle, triangle, and rectangle. I agree with zigzag, but I dunno about the rest of it. I can work hard on something until I get bored with it.

 

I got Square, Circle , Rectangle, Triangle and Zigzag.

Square The tireless worker. Exhibits hard work, diligence, perseverance, and always strives for completion. Patience and a methodical nature make squares skilled specialists. A Square collects information, and has it neatly organized on his shelves, he is able to quickly retrieve the desired facts and earns a deserved reputation of being a scholar in his field. The Square refers to left hemisphere thinkers, who are characterized by logical thought and mathematical mindsets. Squares analyze and calculate answers to problems, rather than trusting instinct or inference.

Square’s ideal is a planned, regular, life where everything is predictable. They do not like the unexpected or surprises. In the business world, such people often become good administrators and executives but rarely succeed as managers because the constant need for additional information for decision-making deprives them of their speed. In addition, their cold rationality often prevents squares from quickly connecting with other people.

Quite true for me Thanks for sharing Tiger

 

Zigzag, Circle, Rectangle, Triangle, Square

 

rectangle, zigzag, square, triangle, circle.

 

Does the fact that after spending 20 minutes I can't decide which to prove further prove the fact that all their descriptions apply to me simultaneously?

 

Triangle, Square, Circle, Rectangle, Zigzag.