Learning Style Quiz

Imagine yourself in the following situations and select the option that best describes how you would prefer to memorize Scripture in each case. Answer all 10 questions to discover your learning style!

1. You’re preparing a verse for a Bible study group discussion. How do you memorize it?

Picture the verse as a vivid scene or story in your mind.
Recite the verse aloud to yourself or with the group.
Write the verse by hand or act it out with gestures.
Copy the verse into a notebook and reread it multiple times.

2. You’re on a quiet retreat and want to memorize a passage. What’s your approach?

Create flashcards or imagine the passage as a series of images.
Listen to an audio recording or recite the passage aloud.
Walk slowly while repeating the passage to yourself.
Break the passage into parts and write each part down.

3. You’re teaching a child a short verse. How do you practice it first?

Draw a picture or use colors to highlight key words in the verse.
Sing the verse or say it in a fun rhythm to make it memorable.
Create hand motions or a game to go with the verse.
Write the verse out and read it with the child repeatedly.

4. You’re memorizing a verse during a busy day. How do you fit it in?

Put the verse on a sticky note or phone wallpaper to glance at often.
Repeat the verse aloud during your commute or breaks.
Practice the verse while jogging or doing household chores.
Carry a small card with the verse to read during downtime.

5. You’re waiting in line at the store and want to review a verse. What do you do?

Picture the verse in your mind as if written on a page.
Whisper the verse quietly to yourself.
Tap the rhythm of the words with your fingers.
Pull out a small note card or your phone to reread it.

6. You’re studying with friends and want to memorize a verse together. How do you contribute?

Suggest creating a visual chart or diagram of the verse.
Lead the group in reciting the verse aloud together.
Propose acting out the verse or using gestures as a group.
Write the verse on a whiteboard and break it into parts for the group.

7. You’re reflecting on a verse during personal devotion time. How do you memorize it?

Picture the verse’s meaning as a mental image or scene.
Read the verse aloud softly to yourself.
Write the verse by hand or trace it with your finger.
Journal the verse and its meaning to reinforce it.

8. You’re using a Bible app to memorize a verse. What feature helps you most?

Highlighting the verse or seeing it displayed in a clean layout.
Listening to the verse through the app’s audio feature.
Tapping the screen to reveal the verse word by word.
Typing the verse into the app’s notes section.

9. You’re memorizing a verse to share at a prayer meeting. How do you prepare?

Create a mental image of the verse to recall during the meeting.
Practice saying the verse aloud to get the flow right.
Rehearse the verse while pacing or using hand motions.
Write the verse on a card and review it before speaking.

10. You’re struggling to recall a verse. What helps you remember it?

Picturing where the verse is in your Bible or on a flashcard.
Hearing the verse in your mind or reciting it aloud.
Associating the verse with a physical action you practiced.
Reviewing your written notes or the verse text itself.