1. VARK Multiple Intelligence Quiz
Are you a:
Visual
Auditory
Read/Write or
Kinesthetic
Learner?

2. Vark Questionnaire Get out a pen or pencil
Please put your name at the top
We will go through the quiz together.
After we have finished the quiz, we look at a chart that will explain which answer falls into which category.
Let’s begin.

3. Find the answer you circled, then find what letter you chose.
Question A B C D 1 V R K 2 3 4

4. Question A B C D 5 V R K 6 7 8 9

5. Question A B C D 10 V R K 11 12 13

6. Tally your score! Your Name: _______________________
Total Number of V’s Circled: ___________
Total Number of A’s Circled: ___________
Total Number of R’s Circled: ___________
Total Number of K’s Circled: ___________
I am mostly a:
_______________________
type of learner
V= Visual A= Auditory R= Read/Write K= Kinesthetic

7. If you are a visual learner…
You learn best by:
Taking notes and making lists to read later
Reading information to be learned
Learning from books, videotapes, filmstrips and printouts
Seeing a demonstration
You are good at:
Dressing well, putting clothes together easily
Remembering details and colors of what he/she sees
Reading, spelling and proof reading
Remembering faces of people he/she meets (forgets names); remembers names seen in print
Quietly taking in surroundings
Creating mental photos

8. If you are an auditory learner…
You learn best by:
Talking aloud
Listening to a lecture
Discussing in small or large groups
Hearing music without words as a background in the learning environment
You are good at:
Speaking on his/her feet
Noticing sounds in environment
Remembering names of people he/she meets (forgets faces)
Working with words and languages
Tuning into small shifts in voice intonation

9. If you are a read/write learner…
Learn through reading and writing
Learn best by reading and re-reading the textbook and their notes, writing and rewriting their notes, and in general, organizing items into lists.
Often like to read
Learn by listening, speaking, reading, telling, discussing and writing

10. If you are a kinesthetic learner…
Process information trough touch, movement and rhythmic movements
Like hands on activities such as wood shop, dance, and/or athletics.
Express yourself and your ideas through movement
Have good fine-motor skills and need to touch and do things

11. What does this mean?
You have all four of the learning styles, but you are stronger in some of the areas. Based on your strengths you will find some activities to be either favorable or difficult.
Which learning style did you have the lowest score? We are now going to look at how you can improve on this learning style…Write down your lowest learning style and three suggestions that YOU will use to improve.

12. Write at the top of your page:
Ways I can become a better
__________________ learner.
Three ways I can improve this way of learning are: 1. 2. 3.

13. Ways to be a BETTER Visual Learner
Occasionally change the color of ink in your pen
Use highlighters to point out important information
Pay attention to the details of pictures
Read ALL of the assignment directions
Replace words with symbols or initials.
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Use diagrams, flowcharts and graphic organizers to keep your work organizer and easy to study.

14. Ways to be a Better Auditory Learner
Say vocabulary and spelling words out loud.
Read your assignments out loud.
Pay close attention to your teacher’s voice.
Remember details by saying them over and over.
Use a tape recorder
Discuss topics with others (have a study group)
Study in a quiet so you can recall items discussed in class
Use stories, poems, etc to remember items in class.

15. Ways to be a BETTER Read / Write Learner
Make Lists
Have headings at the top of your page
Use post-it notes
Keep track of your hand-outs
Read notes silently again and again
Re-write difficult notes into ones that make it simple for you to remember.
Practice doing multiple choice questions.
Learn to take good notes in class.

16. Ways to be a BETTER Kinesthetic Learner
Type important information
Take breaks when needed, especially when studying.
Build models to explain yourself during projects
Frequently change pens and pencils so you have a different feel when you write.
Pay close attention during examples and experiments
Use pictures to illustrate ideas.