WHAT YOUR BIRTH MONTHS SAY ABOU YOU
INTERPRETATION OF BIRTH MONTHS
Start wriWhat Your Birth Month Reveals About You
Please keep track of your points and review your results at the end of the assessment.
What month were you born in?
a) April, August, December: 20 points
b) March, July, November: 10 points
c) May, September, January: 30 points
d) February, October, June: 40 points
In which group does your birthday fall?
a) 1 through 8: 20 points
b) 9 through 16: 40 points
c) 17 through 24: 10 points
d) 25 through 31: 30 points
Do you know what time you were born?
a) Somewhere between midnight and 9 a.m: 10 points
b) 9 a.m to 6 p.m: 30 points
c) 6 p.m to midnight: 20 points
d) I have no idea: 40 points
Review your total points and check the results at the end of the test.ting...okay keep track of your points and check your results at the end of the test what month were you born in a april august december b march july november c may september january d february october june a is worth 20 points b brings you 10 points if c is your choice you've got 30 points d brings you 40 points in which group does your birthday fall a 1 through 8 b 9 through 16 c 17 through 24 d 25 through 31 [Music] if you went with a you score 20 points b is worth 40 points c brings you 10 points and d equals 30 points do you know what time you were born a somewhere between midnight and 9 a.m b 9 a.m to 6 pm c 6 pm to midnight d i have no idea those born at night get 40 points if you were born between 9 a.m and 6 p.m here are your 10 points those born between 6 p.m and midnight get 20 points and if you don't know your birth time you still get 30 points what's your favorite kind of weather a warm and sunny i am a 100 summer type of person b a rainy day i love walking around with my umbrella c cold and snowy winter a cup of cocoa and a soft blanket make it even better d thunderstorms and lightning a light earthquake or tornado i love all things wild option a brings you 10 points b adds 30 points to your basket c is worth 20 points and d brings you 40 points it's renovation time what pattern would you pick for one of the walls in your room a circles i like the idea of endlessness b squares i love to keep things well organized c some leaves or flowers it's my idea of harmony d a crazy mix of colors and patterns [Music] circles brings you 20 points square gives you 30 points if you chose leaves add 10 points to your score bright colors brings you 40 points now pick a piece of art to put on your newly painted wall a a poster with an inspirational quote will do b i'll paint something myself some landscape perhaps see i'll get my portrait painted d hm i guess i'll go with a blank piece of paper if you went for option a add 10 points to your basket option b brings you 30 points option c is worth 20 points option d brings you 40 points congrats you just won a million dollars what do you buy first a i'll invest in a house or buy some stocks money has to work for me b i'll buy gifts for all my family and friends see i'll go on around the world trip it's my dream d i give all
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