Pig Personality Test
1. Give each person a sheet of paper and a marker pen and tell them to
draw a pig
2. After everyone has finished drawing their pig, read out the following
information: “The pig serves as a useful test of personality traits of the
drawer. If the pig is drawn
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towards the top of the paper, you are positive and optimistic
towards the middle, you are realistic, genuine, know your limits
towards the bottom, you are pessimistic (always being negative)
and have a tendency to behave poorly
facing left, you are friendly, creative and remember dates and
birthdays
facing right, you are physically active (could be sporty), well
organised and like structure, but don’t remember dates and
birthdays
facing front on, you are direct, overly confident, outgoing, but
sometimes confrontational and over-the-top. You might get on
peoples nerves and invade their personal space and privacy.
with many details, you are analytical, cautious, and sceptical with
others
with few details, you can be very emotional, disinterested and easily
bored, but you can also be a risk-taker.
with fewer than 4 legs showing, you are insecure or are living
through a period of major change
with 4 legs showing, you are secure, stubborn and stick to your
ideals, if there are more than 4 legs, you need to learn to draw.
The size of the ears indicates how good a listener you are — the
bigger the better!
If the eyes are the same size, you are well-balanced and motivated
If the eyes are of different sizes, you are not so co-ordinated and
may lack motivation.
Who drew a tail? The longer the tail, the more committed you are to
completing homework/school work. This could also mean you are a
perfectionist and have high standards.
Medium shot of your pig – Means you see yourself as equal with
others and demonstrate good respect/leadership, honesty.
Long shot – means you lack some confidence and could be shy and
insecure
Close up shot – Means you are overly confident and may me
abrupt, intrusive and disrespectful.