Am I an Introvert or Extrovert? Personality Test

This interactive test covers tiredness, solitude, withdrawal, speaking up, finding words, listening, dialogue, attachment, isolation, concentration, attention, surroundings and readiness to change. What the test asks, for example Tiredness Whether a day of back-to-back appointments drains your energy rather than stimulating you. Whether a game or a group workshop gives you back your energy. Solitude Whether, to stay balanced, you need evenings spent on your own, away from people. Whether, when days go by with no one at home, you feel uneasy. Withdrawal Whether you turn down a weekend invitation because you want to stay home. Whether you walk up to a group you don't know and sit down with them. Speaking up Whether, in a group discussion, you turn the idea over in your head before saying it. Whether, in a group, you speak up the moment the idea comes to you. Finding words Whether, when someone calls on you, you need a moment of silence to find your words. Whether you think out loud and lay out your ideas as the discussion goes along. Listening Whether, at a meal that brings together a lot of people, you talk little and listen. Whether, on the train, you strike up a conversation with the person sitting next to you. Dialogue Whether you prefer a one-on-one coffee to a group discussion. Whether you readily take the microphone and lead the discussion. Attachment Whether your social life fits within a small circle of people you're close to. Whether your address book is wide and you take care to keep it up. Isolation Whether, in a crowded waiting room, you look at your phone rather than start a conversation. Whether, shortly after arriving somewhere new, you have people to see. Concentration Whether conversations nearby, in a café or on a train, make you lose your train of thought. Whether you concentrate better in a room where people move around and talk. Attention Whether a notification or someone walking past you makes you lose your train of thought. Whether the bustle of a lively place, like a packed café, motivates you rather than bothers you. Surroundings Whether, for a complex task, you need a quiet room with no one around. Whether an impromptu chat on a street corner with an acquaintance gets you going again. Readiness to change Whether what you have just described matters in how you function day to day. Whether you want to get better at working with this way of functioning.