The VARK Questionnaire VARK Questionnaire version 8.01 Choose the answer which best explains your preference and click the box next to it. Please click more than one if a single answer does not match your perception. Leave blank any question that does not apply.A website has a video showing how to make a special graph or chart. There is a person speaking, some lists and words describing what to do and some diagrams. I would learn most from:watching the actions.listening.reading the words.seeing the diagrams.I have finished a competition or test and I would like some feedback. I would like to have feedback:from somebody who talks it through with me.using examples from what I have done.using a written description of my results.using graphs showing what I achieved.I want to find out about a house or an apartment. Before visiting it I would want:to view a video of the property.a printed description of the rooms and features.a plan showing the rooms and a map of the area.a discussion with the owner.When learning from the Internet I like:videos showing how to do or make things.interesting written descriptions, lists and explanations.audio channels where I can listen to podcasts or interviews.interesting design and visual features.I prefer a presenter or a teacher who uses:question and answer, talk, group discussion, or guest speakers.handouts, books, or readings.demonstrations, models or practical sessions.diagrams, charts, maps or graphs.I want to assemble a wooden table that came in parts (kitset). I would learn best from:advice from someone who has done it before.watching a video of a person assembling a similar table.diagrams showing each stage of the assembly.written instructions that came with the parts for the table.I want to learn to do something new on a computer. I would:start using it and learn by trial and error.read the written instructions that came with the program.talk with people who know about the program.follow the diagrams in a book.I want to learn how to take better photos. I would:use diagrams showing the camera and what each part does.use examples of good and poor photos showing how to improve them.use the written instructions about what to do.ask questions and talk about the camera and its features.I have a problem with my heart. I would prefer that the doctor:showed me a diagram of what was wrong.used a plastic model to show me what was wrong.described what was wrong.gave me something to read to explain what was wrong.I want to learn how to play a new board game or card game. I would:use the diagrams that explain the various stages, moves and strategies in the game.read the instructions.watch others play the game before joining in.listen to somebody explaining it and ask questions.I want to learn about a new project. I would ask for:diagrams to show the project stages with charts of benefits and costs.a written report describing the main features of the project.examples where the project has been used successfully.an opportunity to discuss the project.I want to find out more about a tour that I am going on. I would:talk with the person who planned the tour or others who are going on the tour.look at details about the highlights and activities on the tour.use a map and see where the places are.read about the tour on the itinerary.I need to find the way to a shop that a friend has recommended. I would:use a map.find out where the shop is in relation to somewhere I know.write down the street directions I need to remember.ask my friend to tell me the directions.I want to save more money and to decide between a range of options. I would:read a print brochure that describes the options in detail.consider examples of each option using my financial information.talk with an expert about the options.use graphs showing different options for different time periods.When choosing a career or area of study, these are important for me:Using words well in written communications.Communicating with others through discussion.Working with designs, maps or charts.Applying my knowledge in real situations.When I am learning I:read books, articles and handouts.like to talk things through.see patterns in things.use examples and applications.Did you know that you can select multiple options for each question? You may like to check your answers before submitting, to be sure that you have selected all the options that are applicable to you.OK