Left Brain vs Right Brain Web Activities
Directions: follow the links to the various websites and complete the activities. After you complete the activities, please
answer the analysis questions on the second page.
Brain Dominance Quiz #1
1. Click the “Start” button in the middle of the page.
2. Answer all of the questions on the test.
3. According to the results, which side of your brain is more dominant? (List the percentage as well)
50% right 50% left
Brain Dominance Quiz #2.
4. Underneath the “Make a Change Brain Dominance Test” section, click the “take the test” button.
5. Complete the questions for the Brain dominance quiz.
6. According to the results, which side of your brain is more dominant? (List the percentage as well)
49% left 51% right
7. What are your top 3 percentages for each side of the brain?
Left Brain (%) Right Brain (%)
47% reality based 37% concrete
34% logical 36% holistic
27% linear 34% random
Brain Dominance Quiz #3
8. Select the checkbox next to “I agree to…,” Click the “take test” button, and answer all of the questions.
9. After answering the questions, scroll past the demographic questionnaire and select “Score my test.”
10. According to the results, which side of your brain is more dominant? (List the percentage as well)
50% left 50% right
11. List three other pieces of information from the description of your personality that this test suggests.
I’m not afraid to go with my gut decision but I can also break things down and make an informed decision.
Balanced outlook and approach to life
Spontaneous and impulsive, but also keeps track of everything
Brain Dominance Quiz #4
12. Answer the question in the dropdown box, then select next.
13. Answer all of the questions in the list.
14. According to the results, which side of your brain is more dominant? (List the percentage as well)
50% Right Brain 44% left brain
15. According to this test, what are three characteristics of someone who uses their left brain, and what are three
characteristics of someone who uses their right brain?
Left Brain Right Brain
Orderly Visual
Literal Intuitive
Logical Good at summarizing multiple points
Results Analysis
16. Compare and contrast the results of each test. Do the tests show similar results or different results? Explain.
The results for each test were very similar with slight variations. Each test showed I am pretty equally left and
right brained. Two of them were exactly 50/50, however the other two I got a slightly higher percentage for
right brain.
17. What conclusions can you draw from the results of these tests about the way you think and learn?
I can conclude from this that I like for things to be balanced and logical, but I also like to be impulsive and
unorganized. However, I find a way to stay somewhat organized. I also like for things to be concrete and am
reality based. I learn visually, but also like to know exactly how to get answers. I can look at both details and
the big picture, but tend to look at the big picture slightly more than the details. Commented [1]: Great introspection.
18. Based on what you already know about yourself, do you agree with the results of any single test more than
others? Why?
I agree with the results from these tests because I tend to not be completely logical or impulsive. It depends
on what I am doing, and this makes sense that I would be generally split between left and right brained. Also,
sometimes I don’t care about how I get an answer as long as I get it, but other times I need to know the exact
steps on how to get the answer. Sometimes I question why I need to do something, and other times I will just
do it without thought. Therefore, I have dominant traits from both sides of the brain and these results make
sense.
19. Based on what you know and what you have learned, how can knowledge of the way you process information
help you in making informed decisions about studying, planning, and assignment completion?
This knowledge can help my studying because I can change how I study based on how I think pertaining to the
specific subject and be able to either use my left brain and utilize note cards and logic, or my right brain and
study visually. With assignment completion I know I tend to work slightly better when I bounce around
between what I am doing, so I can be more random, but also logical. For planning, I can make both impulsive
plans and thought out plans and a mix between the two so that I stay organized. Overall, these results and
knowledge can help me know how to study and what works best for me. Commented [2]: This is great.
