Multiple Intelligences Online Tests.

Please follow all the instructions on this page very carefully. At the end of this lesson you should end up with FOUR different MI test result printouts.

1. Click HERE to open the first online MI test.
2. there are 80 questions to respond to. Take your time, understanding what each question is asking before responding. Don’t try and skew the results a certain way, it will only make the assessment task harder for yourself.
3. you will need to create an account to view your results. Use your school email [networkusername]@cc.catholic.edu.au
4. print out the next screen that is shown. It has your results ranked as a %.
5. make sure, if a lot of people are printing results at once, that your paper copy matches the one on your screen before you put your name on it.

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Next, click HERE to take a similar test but in a different format.

1. Same as above, answer the questions as they appear and your relative strength will fan out accordingly along the “spokes”
2. Once you have completed the test and pressed “View” to display your results, print the page, confirm they match those on your screen, and keep them safe for later.

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Finally, take a third version of the test HERE.

1. you will be asked to sign up to this one in order to save your results. Don’t worry about that, just print them out the same as you did above.

Multiple Intelligences Spreadsheet Tests

Instructions:

There are two separate excel based MI tests in the pickup folder to take. Each has slightly different instructions:

TEST 1:

1. Open the file in Student Pickup – Clohessy – Year 10 – PLP entitled “Multiple Intelligences Test 1”
2. The instructions are on the test itself: rate the statements 1-4, where 1=Mostly Disagree to 4=Mostly Agree.
3. As you progress, your results will tally at the bottom and a graph will be automatically generated.
4. It is this graph that you will need to print and keep.

TEST 2:

1. Open the file in Student Pickup – Clohessy – Year 10 – PLP entitled “Multiple Intelligences Test 2”
2. Immediately save the file into your own folder WITH YOUR NAME IN THE DOCUMENT TITLE so you have it stored for later (or copy it, whichever works).
3. Open the file in Excel.
4. You will see that there are 10 tabs at the bottom. One labelled “Introduction”, one for each MI and one labelled “MI Graph”. Click on Introduction.
5. It’s a straightforward process. Click on each MI tab to go to a page with 10 questions, which you answer by clicking the drop-down box and answering 1-5 as you see fit.
6. As you go, the Table on the Introduction page tallies up your scores, and draws a graph on the last page for you.
7. Once you are done, save your work and print ONLY the INTRODUCTION and MI GRAPH pages.
8. Again, make sure you don’t lose these results.